#Cadillac records artists full#

Solid sax soloing and piano riffs from Copley are also nicely executed. His phrasing is always heartfelt and clean. Morganfield like delivery and solid horns fill the track but for me it's the strong guitar work from Welsh that makes this track tick. Laws gets down in serious blues territory with He Was A Friend of Mine. A cool cornet solo from Basile traded with a swinging sax solo, and tight drumming makes this another stand out track. Very nice! Al Basile takes the lead on Don't You Ever Get Tired Of Being Right, a jump track with punchy horn work. If you like sax, this track is your ticket with warm sax runs end to end. Instrumental, Hokin', has a real nice feel with well blended horns and piano. Norcia really swings it on Take It Like A Man and another hot sax solo by James cooks it. This is one of my favorite tracks on the release with Mike really doing a nice job.

Willie J Laws has the lead vocal on Guitar Slim's Something To Remember You By and Monster Mike digs on Slim's riffs. Copley's piano rhythm and strong horn backing balance the vocal nicely and a screaming sax solo as well as an extended piano solo cap the track.

#Cadillac records artists full#

Sugar Ray is back on lead vocal on Brand New Fool, with full strut. James plays a really sweet sax solo on this one and the horn section hold up the back. Excellent! Brian Templeton takes the mic on Cadillac Baby for a real swinger. Powerful horn work from Doug James (sax), Sax Gordon Beadle (sax), Rich Lataille (sax), Doc Chanonhouse (trumpet) and Carl Querfurth (trombone) and Brad Hallen on bass and Mark Teixeira on drums this band is loaded! Willie J Laws takes the mic on You Know That You Love Me and Monster Mike Welch is super laying down terrific blues riff. Opening with with the ear catching, 36-22-36, Sugar Ray Norcia leads the way on vocals with really nice piano accompaniment by Al Copley. I just received the newest release, Go Back Home To The Blues, from The Knickerbocker All-Stars and it swings! After reviewing thier previous release, Open Mic At The Nick I was excited to hear this new release and I'm not disappointed.