File: Flac
Year: 2000
Time: 50:45
Size: 323 MB
Label: Got The Blues Music
Styles: Blues/Electric Blues
Art: Front
Tracks Listing:
1.Talkin' Bout My Baby - 4:16
2.Cold In My Bed - 6:28
3.Hounds Are Huntin' - 6:20
4.Bad Condition - 4:13
5.Secrets - 6:26
6.I Chose To Sing The Blues - 3:44
7.Found Somebody To Love - 5:11
8.Melinda's Eyes - 4:45
9.Ain't No Dog - 4:02
10.Every Day - 5:15
Year: 2000
Time: 50:45
Size: 323 MB
Label: Got The Blues Music
Styles: Blues/Electric Blues
Art: Front
Tracks Listing:
1.Talkin' Bout My Baby - 4:16
2.Cold In My Bed - 6:28
3.Hounds Are Huntin' - 6:20
4.Bad Condition - 4:13
5.Secrets - 6:26
6.I Chose To Sing The Blues - 3:44
7.Found Somebody To Love - 5:11
8.Melinda's Eyes - 4:45
9.Ain't No Dog - 4:02
10.Every Day - 5:15
Steve Pierson enters the world of contemporary Blues with his debut release, "Blues Head." This aptly titled album showcases a variety of blues influences, and features a seasoned cast of musicians including Grammy winning guitarist, Laurence Juber.
Out of the Los Angeles area comes rising bluesman, Steve Pierson and his incredible band, Blues Head. Since bursting onto the blues scene with his critically acclaimed debut album, "Blues Head," Pierson has been winning fans all over California and beyond. He leads a powerhouse band that boasts such names as Gerald Johnson (Steve Miller Band, Crosby, Stills, and Nash), Michael Murphy (Joe Walsh, Chuck E. Weiss), Gary Mallaber (Van Morrison, Bruce Springsteen), not to mention renowned fingerstyle guitarist and Grammy winner, Laurence Juber (Wings). Pierson and his band call upon their many influences to create contemporary blues music that is seeped in tradition while keeping an eye towards the future. In the short time that Steve Pierson and Blues Head have been on the music scene, they have been gaining wide-spread national recognition. "Blues Head" has been receiving airplay on radio across the country, and they have been featured in numerous national publications including Blues Revue magazine's, "Best of the New Breed" issue. Blues Head is also gaining momentum world-wide, with radio play in Europe, South America, Asia, and Australia.

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