For more than thirty years guitar player and singer Wildcat O’Halloran has brought his music to almost every club of western Massachusetts.

Now he has just published his last work “Here Lies A Fool” that follows the same path than his previous ones which received a wide local radio stations broadcasting. Possibly the album will surprise most listeners for the way Wildcat and his band develop the ten album songs repertoire, because they give an air of simplicity to them combined with a contemporary and sometimes slightly psychedelic tone. That is the reason why the album requires more than one listen to, in this way, be able to discover the sometimes strange sometimes original way the band displays some well-known blues like “40 Days”, “See See Rider” or “Spoonful” on a really personal way that will surprise more than one.

Besides Wildcat O’Halloran on guitar and vocals, you will also find Emily Duff on sax, Jerry Jeff Siiru on bass and Chet Pasek on drums, together with some occasional collaborations.

This is a different, quite unusual, completely personal and rather perplexing album of a really surprising artist for the way he conceives and performs blues.