Bruce Marshall Group - Love of the Ride

Bitrate: 320K/s
Year: 1990
Time: 37:00 
Size: 85,1 MB 
Label: Self-Released
Styles: Blues/Electric Blues/Blues Rock
Art: Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. Don't Pour Water (On a Drownin' Man) - 3:49
 2. Sorrow's My Mistress - 2:56
 3. Angeline - 3:40
 4. (Welcome to The) Human Race - 4:28
 5. Real Lovin' - 3:10
 6. Snakeskin Boots - 3:35
 7. If Dreams Were Money - 3:30
 8. Never Talk to Strangers - 3:23
 9. Black and White - 4:37
10. Say Goodbye - 3:48

The Bruce Marshall Group formed in 1991 and has been performing and recording steadily throughout the US since their inception, delighting crowds and garnering rave reviews at every stop.Bruce was on the road for most of the 80’s with Bruce Marshall and the Clue, a popular Boston based band that recorded an album on ATM records in ‘88 and was also featured on numerous compilations. In ‘89 Bruce took a break from the band to join forces with Toy Caldwell of the Marshall Tucker Band and they hit the road, playing throughout the US in support of Lynyrd Skynyrd, Charlie Daniels and the Outlaws. The Toy Caldwell band recorded one of Bruce’s originals with noted producer Paul Hornsby and Bruce worked on their major label debut, Toy Caldwell, “Son of the South” on Cabin Fever Records. In the early 90’s, Bruce formed a duo with old friend James Montgomery and they released 2 live CD’s (both are BB King openers) and continue to perform on a regular basis. To date, Bruce has shared the stage with over 85 national acts.

Love of the Ride