Ray Fuller And The Bluesrockers “Live At Buddy Guy’s Legends”



    Artista / Grupo: Ray Fuller And The Bluesrockers

    Álbum: Live At Buddy Guy’s Legends

    Discográfica: Azuretone / Blind Raccoon

    Año publicación: 2014

    Fecha crítica: 11/2014

    Valoración: GREAT

Ray Fuller is a musician that passionately gives us the real spirit of 50’s and 60’s Chicago blues and he does it with an extreme feeling Ray is an honest guitar player and singer who aims to perpetuate old-school tradition like did house rockin’ blues artists like Elmore James, Hound Dog Taylor or Magic Sam In fact he has gathered all their legacy, spirit and energy, turning them into his own personal way of expression Ray Fuller knows how to go a step beyond, and he also includes a personal magic touch, that follows the inquiries and demands of this new century audiences This veteran Ohio musician offers us a good chosen great selection of twelve juicy cuts, ranging from an original and powerful boogie shuffle, to a deep swampy lowdown, that finally lead us to a wonderful Billy Boy Arnold’s Chicago jump All this and much more things are what you will find in this rich and powerful album where, besides the Ray Fuller on vocals and guitar, the other musicians involved are Keith Blair on piano and organ and a strong rhythm section with Glen ‘Manny’ Manuel on bass and Mark Ward on drums I can only say, this is a fantastic album!



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