Nigel Mack and The Blues Attack - Road Rage

Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2001
Time:50:55 
Size:117,2 MB 
Label:Blues Attack Records #2 
Styles:Modern Electric Blues 
Art:Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. You Don't Love Me - 5:30
 2. I Want To Be Loved - 3:45
 3. 500 yds Of Paradise - 4:38
 4. Don't You Know That I Love You - 6:03
 5. Its The Night - 6:07
 6. Just What I Say - 3:24
 7. Great River - 4:09
 8. Rock Bottom - 4:17
 9. The Sky Is Crying - 8:49
10. Who - 4:09

Musicians:
Nigel Mack - dobro, guitar, harmonica, vocals;
Russell Jackson - bass;
Keith Williamson - bass, vocals;
David Webb - hammond, piano;
Jerry Adolphe, Dave Gustafson - drums;
Andy Ackland - vocals, background.

Chicago blues ‘triple threat’ (slide guitar, harmonica and vocals) Nigel Mack delivers a high-energy show that fuses blues classics with the punch of contemporary original blues. Seamlessly switching between instruments, Nigel Mack is equally proficient at them all. These are talents honed by years of relentless touring in support of his four critically-acclaimed releases; Back In Style, Devil’s Secrets, Road Rage and High Price to Play.  Nigel’s all-original album, Back In Style is receiving glowing reviews and attained #1 on the RMR Contemporary Blues Charts!  His previous release, Devil’s Secrets, reached #1 on the Canadian blues charts and won ‘Best Self-Produced CD’ from the Windy City Blues Society, in Chicago. Mack’s original compositions have been featured on television sound-tracks ‘Dawson’s Creek’, ‘The Street’ and ‘Time of Your Life’. 
Nigel grew up in Saskatoon, Canada, listening to the music of the ‘60’s, Bebop jazz and Big Bands emanating from his Dad’s stereo.  Saskatoon’s university and location guaranteed that everybody touring western Canada played there. The types of artists were varied and eclectic: Muddy Waters, Count Basie, Duke Ellington and Stevie Ray Vaughan, just to name a few.
The ‘blues explosion’ in the mid-eighties led to a weekly gig at ‘Buds on Broadway’, which featured touring blues artists from all over.  As Saturday jam session host, Nigel met and performed with blues legends such as  Eddy Shaw, Phil Guy, Amos Garrett, Brent Parkin and Big Dave Mclean.
In the spring of 1988 Nigel and his band relocated to the musical hotbed, Vancouver, BC.  From this west coast base Mack built a strong local following and toured around western Canada.
In 1992, Nigel received a call from Chicago blues band leader Eddie Lusk inviting him to perform during the Chicago Blues Festival with ‘The Professor’s Blues Revue’.  Nigel seized the opportunity and began touring the US with a vengeance, racking up seventeen American/Canadian coast to coast tours over the next ten years.
1996 saw the release of Mack’s first full length all-original CD High Price to Play. It garnered critical acclaim, a nomination for ‘Best Blues/R&B Album’ at the 1997 ‘West Coast Music Awards’ and three songs on major TV sound tracks!
Nigel Mack followed High Price to Play with Road Rage, released in 2001. Essentially a live album, Road Rage blends blues classics with original songs and three studio tracks. It continues to be a favorite among fans.

Road Rage