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Delbert McClinton: Cost of Living
Label: New West Records
Released: 2005
Track listing: One Of The Fortunate Few; Right To Be Wrong; The Part I Like
Best; I'll Change My Style; Hammerhead Stew; Your Memory, Me And The Blues; Dead
Wrong; Down Into Mexico; Kiss Her Once For Me; I Had A Real Good Time; Midnight
Communion; Two Step Too; Alright By Me.
Delbert McClinton: Delbert McClinton: Cost of Living
by Doug Collette
Among Delbert McClinton's many virtues are his longevity and his integrity, not to mention the humility that gives the title to Cost of Living. Staying power comes at a price, but like his late, lamented Texas blues peers, Stevie Ray Vaughan and Doug Sahm, this Texan can't sell out, because he really does not know how.
Beneath this Gruff Exterior
By John Hiatt
Label: New West Records
Released: 2004
Track listing: 1. Uncommon Connection 4:11 2. How Bad's the Coffee 3:56 3. The Nagging Dark 3:154. My Baby Blue 4:35 5. My Dog and Me 3:15 6. Almost Fed Up With the Blues 4:36 7. Circle Back 4:30 8. Window on the World 3:36 9. Missing Pieces 4:06 10. Fly Back Home 4:44 11. The Last Time 4:53 12. The Most Unoriginal Sin 4:15
John Hiatt and the Goners: Beneath this Gruff Exterior
by C. Michael Bailey
John Hiatt and Sonny Landreth—nothing, and I mean nothing could be better. John Hiatt has advanced to the forefront of American rock songwriters, a group of musicians that include Warren Zevon, Rodney Crowell, Townes Van Zandt, Guy Clark, and John Prine. Sonny Landreth is the stratospheric slide guitarist who knows no near competitor sporting a bottleneck ...
Nothing Personal
Label: New West Records
Released: 2001
Track listing: Livin' It Down; Gotta Get It Worked On; When Rita Leaves; Squeeze Me In; Birmingham Tonight; Baggage Claim; All Night Long; Don't Leave Home Without It; Desperation; Nothin' Lasts Forever; All There Is Of Me; Watchin' The Rain. (Total Time: 49:40)
Delbert McClinton: Nothing Personal
by C. Michael Bailey
Delbert McClinton returns to the studio for the first time in three years for a new label and serves up the same old thing—the most informed and honest bastard child of country music and blues one could hope for. I saw Delbert McClinton at the now defunct Little Roxy in Little Rock, Arkansas in the exceptionally ...
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