Rusty Zinn, Confessin' - 56m 26s

Tracks & Durations

1. Best Of Luck Baby	3:41
2. Mimi	3:35
3. Don't Let It Be In Vain	3:17
4. Messin' With My Bread	2:57
5. You Were Wrong	4:17
6. Confessin' About My Baby	4:30
7. Sad Old Lonesome Day	4:08
8. Someday	3:45
9. Lucille	3:32
10. Hey Little Girl	4:25
11. Your Turn To Cry	3:25
12. Big Road Blues	3:37
13. Think	2:53
14. If You Ever Get Lonesome	4:16
15. Come Get These Blues Up Off Me	3:59

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Review

California-based guitarist Rusty Zinn's second album is characterized by the youthful exuberance that's a feature of the current generation of contemporary blues players. Zinn did time in harmonica player Mark Hummel's band, and it shows; most of the album has the same kind of West Coast feel. A notable exception is the closing track, "Come Get These Blues Up Off Me," which, despite the electric guitar, has a slower, more relaxed feel. The rest of the material is tighter and punchier, with a beat that'll set toes tapping. --Genevieve Williams

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