Time: 77:14
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2017
Styles: Electric Blues, Harmonica Blues
Art: Front
01. The Same Blues (2:51)
02. I Ain't Beggin' (5:55)
03. Feel Like Rockin' (2:10)
04. Swing Low Sweet Chariot (5:44)
05. Tremble (5:41)
06. Viola Lee Blues (3:40)
07. Amazing Grace (6:04)
08. Blues Ain't In No Bottle (6:28)
09. Jordan River Blues (2:26)
10. Going Down To The Graveyard (7:01)
11. Arguin' Blues (2:43)
12. 634-5789 (2:43)
13. Motherless Child (6:06)
14. Howling Wind Blues (3:11)
15. Jelly Roll Blues (3:10)
16. Sliced To Shreds (7:48)
17. Going To Cincinnati (3:22)
"Extraordinarily powerful and versatile blues repertoire" and "amazing blues harmonica performance"--William R. Ferris
"Magnificent harp" playing--Cadence Magazine
"The best harmonica player ever"--Oor Magazine (the Netherlands)
"But when it comes down to really blowing the harmonica, to know the notes, it seems to me like you might have been born with a harmonica in one hand."--Big Joe Duskin
"For the number one harmonica player, I would say that would be Steve. I ain't heard nobody bring him down yet. Everywhere I be he comes tear the place down."--Albert Washington
Steve and the band have opened for or played with T-Bone Walker, Muddy Waters, B.B. King, Albert King, Sonny Terry and Brownie McGhee, Johnny Winter, Doctor John, Roy Buchanan, Canned Heat, Koko Taylor, Lonnie Mack, and others.
Steve has also appeared on the Johnny Carson Tonight Show and recorded with the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra.
"Magnificent harp" playing--Cadence Magazine
"The best harmonica player ever"--Oor Magazine (the Netherlands)
"But when it comes down to really blowing the harmonica, to know the notes, it seems to me like you might have been born with a harmonica in one hand."--Big Joe Duskin
"For the number one harmonica player, I would say that would be Steve. I ain't heard nobody bring him down yet. Everywhere I be he comes tear the place down."--Albert Washington
Steve and the band have opened for or played with T-Bone Walker, Muddy Waters, B.B. King, Albert King, Sonny Terry and Brownie McGhee, Johnny Winter, Doctor John, Roy Buchanan, Canned Heat, Koko Taylor, Lonnie Mack, and others.
Steve has also appeared on the Johnny Carson Tonight Show and recorded with the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra.
I Bleed Through My Soul