For those of you who are not familiar with them, only mention The Sully Band come from San Diego, California and are led by Bob “Sully” Sullivan, a radio and TV host, who immediately communicates all his personal magnetism when he comes on stage.

Recorded at Henson Studios in Hollywood and produced by Chris Goldsmith and James East, the album brings a series of varied chromatic tones and nuances totally linked to black music tradition and especially to soul, a musical style the band feels an unique appeal for, Bob knows like the back of his hand, which lets them to display with reliability, good taste and a faultless well pitched voice songs ranging from Ray Charles to Little Johnny Taylor or Billy Preston among others. Bob “Sully” Sullivan’s vocal tone is really impressive and the commitment he shows when he attacks songs like “If You Love Me Like You Say”, “When The Battle Is Over” or the almost forgotten Nolan Porter’s classic “If I Could Only Be Sure”, he performs with a really bluesy air is unmatchable.

An impressive ten musician orchestra approaches with professionalism and an overwhelming sound a truly exclusive and exquisite album.