| Track by Track Review
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I'm Going Upside Your Head
With a bluesy old-school rock and roll groove to it, this number is all class. |
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I Don't Go For That
I dig this bluesy number a lot. It has some classic guitar lines and a real timeless sound to it. |
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Baby, What You Want Me To Do
A little more down-home in terms of the blues sound, this is another solid number. |
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Baby, What's Wrong
Rock and roll and blues are on the menu here. |
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I'm Gonna Ruin You
Old school electric blues is on the menu here. The harmonica is a nice touch. The tune is another winner. |
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I'm A-Love You
While this number is well set in the blues, it's very much a foundational rock and roll tune. It's another strong entry here. |
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Shoot My Baby
This very much makes ms think of Chuck Berry. That said, it's with a healthy helping of old-school blues in the mix. |
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Bright Lights, Big City
The basic mix of sounds is similar to the last tune. That said, this is nothing like a carbon copy of that one. |
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Take It Slow
This feels like the kind of thing The Stones did in their early bluesy days. This is a killer tune that still holds up really well today. |
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Ain't That Lovin' You Baby
I dig the classy shuffling rock meets blues groove on this track. |
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High And Lonesome
More of a pure down-home, slow blues sound is on the menu here. |
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Big Boss Man
Not a big change, this is an effective number, nonetheless. |
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Come Love
A simple groove, this is poignant nonetheless.
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You're Something Else
Proto rock and roll, the blues roots are so obvious on this tune. |
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I Ain't Got You
This old chestnut gets a solid telling here. |
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The Sun Is Shining
Blues and old school rock and roll merge well on this tune. |
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Let's Get Together
This is another solid rock and roll meets blues groove. |
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Good Lover
With a classic blues progression at its heart, this is a great vintage tune. It's not a big change by any means, but it's effective. |
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She Don't Want Me No More
Classic blues is on the menu here. This is one of the standout tunes here. Given the competition, that says a lot. |
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When Girls Do It
This slower blues is another that really elevates the set. |
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I Found My Baby
No big changes are made here, but this is another solid entry. |
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State Street Boogie
Another that is sort of a mid-level tune, this is again not any kind of surprise or big variance. |
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I'm The Man Down There
I dig the gritty and down-home blues nature of this one. |
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My Bitter Seed
The particularly old-school blues sound on this works well. The song has a lot of classic magic at its heart. |
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Shame, Shame, Shame
I really dig the classic rock and roll turned blues vibe on this cut. |
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Eddie Taylor - Bad Boy
Vintage electric blues is on the menu here. The cut is all class. |
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Eddie Taylor - E.T. Blues
This instrumental is purely on fire with a retro blues meets rock and roll sound. |
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Eddie Taylor - Big Town Playboy
I really love the guitar solo on this electric blues rocker. The cut has some wailing harmonica that serves it well, too. |
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Eddie Taylor - Train Fare Home
There is some killer shuffling blues rock sound built into this number. It's so much fun. This song is a highlight, making it a great choice for closer. |
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