How good is Chicago blues especially when they are good played as happens in this album Few things can be said about Mississippi Heat good fans might not be aware Firmly led by the excellent harmonica player Pierre Lacocque, Mississippi Heat last album includes sixteen songs, fourteen original ones, that move from real Chicago blues to deep Delta blues, but also they give us some jungle, latin rhythms, swingin’ boogies, rhythm and blues ballads and even some small drops of calypso and rhumba coming from New Orleans black sounds Besides the habitual band members with the powerful electrifying voice of Inetta Visor, Pierre Lacocque on harmonica, Giles Corey on guitar, Brian Quinn on bass and Kenny Smith on drums, the album gathers a handful of amazing guest musicians like Carl Weathersby on guitar, Neal O’Hara on piano and organ or Sax Gordon on sax As it could not be otherwise the group sounds really fine and cool, with an excellent mixture of blues styles and a completely fluid well teamed sound Undoubtedly this album will catch all listeners willing to enjoy the best and most juicy blues