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The reviews of Quintus' first CD, Hey Jodie! (DMK 801), were stunning. "... best studio debut of 2009 and one of the best soul-blues albums of the past decade." -Blues Revue "McCormick possesses a rich, soulful voice and an incredible versatility on guitar. At one moment he's laying down an edgy blues-rock intro, and the next he's shifting into funk mode with confidence and swagger." - Living Blues with such a great debut CD one might wonder if his second Delmark CD could be as good. It is! Fourteen new original compositions. With special guest Billy Branch.
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1. You Just Using Me 2. Talk Baby 3. How Quick We Forget 4. Same Old Feeling 5. I Got It Babe 6. The Blues Has Been Good to Me 7. Loveland 8. Don't Know What to Do 9. Change 10. Put It on Me! 11. Sadie 12. Say Lover 13. Lady Blue 14. Hallelujah
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