Time: 47:18
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2021
Styles: Blues Rock
Art: Front
01. Rock My World (Live) (3:17)
02. Too Much Fun (Live) (4:22)
03. Dollars And Sense (Live) (3:57)
04. What You Don't Know (Live) (3:50)
05. It's A Dirty Job (Live) (3:42)
06. Time To Kill (Live) (5:33)
07. Chop That Wood (Live) (3:04)
08. Illustrated Man (Live) (4:04)
09. Self Appointed Homecoming Queen (Live) (4:53)
10. There But For The Grace Of God (Live) (7:05)
11. Getting Out Of Rockwood (Live) (3:27)
Nashville Music Award Nomiination "Best Blues Record" (If Love Hurts/Taxim records)
Three Grammy Nominations for her songs that are featured on records in "Best Blues Release Category"
Mary-Ann's songs have been used in two JBL speaker television commercials and as stingers on the television broadcast of the 1997 Super Bowl Game.
Mary-Ann has toured extensively throughout Europe playing at the Amsterdam Blues Festival, Poretta Soul Festival, Belgium Blues Night Festival, The Belinzona Blues Festival, The Trieste Blues Festival, along with many other prestigious dates as opening act on Albert King's final European tour. She has also performed at The King Biscuit Festival in Helena Arkansas, Blues Estafette in Utrecht Holland and The Lucerne Blues Festival in Lucerne Switzerland.
In addition to her own recording career, Mary-Ann has worked as a background vocalist on records with: Larry LaDon, Ken Saydak, David Olney, Tommy Tu Tone, Tim Krekel, Earl Gaines, Roscoe Shelton, Johnny Jones, Al Garner and the Roadrunners, Sam Lay, Fingers Taylor, Larry Burton, Billy C. Farlow, Charles Walker, Stan Webb, Freddie Waters, James Nixon and Fred James.
Three Grammy Nominations for her songs that are featured on records in "Best Blues Release Category"
Mary-Ann's songs have been used in two JBL speaker television commercials and as stingers on the television broadcast of the 1997 Super Bowl Game.
Mary-Ann has toured extensively throughout Europe playing at the Amsterdam Blues Festival, Poretta Soul Festival, Belgium Blues Night Festival, The Belinzona Blues Festival, The Trieste Blues Festival, along with many other prestigious dates as opening act on Albert King's final European tour. She has also performed at The King Biscuit Festival in Helena Arkansas, Blues Estafette in Utrecht Holland and The Lucerne Blues Festival in Lucerne Switzerland.
In addition to her own recording career, Mary-Ann has worked as a background vocalist on records with: Larry LaDon, Ken Saydak, David Olney, Tommy Tu Tone, Tim Krekel, Earl Gaines, Roscoe Shelton, Johnny Jones, Al Garner and the Roadrunners, Sam Lay, Fingers Taylor, Larry Burton, Billy C. Farlow, Charles Walker, Stan Webb, Freddie Waters, James Nixon and Fred James.
"Live" 1997 MP3
"Live" 1997 FLAC