Singer, guitar player and song writer Tinsley Ellis was born in Atlanta but grew up in Florida One day he was on a B B King’s show when he gave him a guitar string that was just broken At that particular moment Tinsley decided he wanted to be a blues guitarist Back to Atlanta, Ellis was member of The Alley Cats and shortly after, he formed a band called The Heartfixers, including singer and harmonica player Chicago Bob Nelson When Nelson left the group, Tinsley decided to fall apart and start his a new career playing alone This new album has not been recorded for Alligator Records as he usually has done in recent years to record it for his own independent label Heartfixer Music Now he gives us ten new own songs that follow his usual style mostly based in high sharp and powerful rock-blues, with the exceptions of some ballads like See No Harm and Surrender or even a slow minor key blues Kiss of Death that ends the album In short words, this is an ambitious well done record, which will certainly delight his fans but also will certainly call the attention of people who want to have fun and enjoy with good well done music