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Mccray, Larry Blues Without You LP Vinyl
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- MPN:
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Blues Without You - Larry McCray Underrated and overlooked blues guitarist Larry McCray finally gets his due with the help of producing team Joe Bonamassa and Josh Smith. After growing up with his incredible talent, Joe and Josh felt it was time for the world to discover him. With 11 original tracks (and one cover), the new album showcases Larry's powerhouse vocals, blazing guitar playing, and amazing songwriting. Joe Bonamassa, Warren Haynes and Joanna Connor appear as guests.
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1. Arkansas 2. Without Love It Doesn't Matter 3. Good Die Young 4. Down To The Bottom feat. Warren Haynes 5. Breaking News 6. Roadhouse Blues 7. Drinkin' Liquor And Chasin' Women feat. Joanna Connor 8. Blues Without You (For Paul) 9. Mr. Easy feat. Joe Bonamassa 10. No More Crying 11. Dont Put Your Dreams To Bed 12. I Play The Blues
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