Troy Turner, Blues on My Back - 48m 49s

Tracks & Durations

1. World Without Fear	3:11
2. Baby Let's Play House	2:28
3. Blues on my Back	2:58
4. Lonely Cafe	4:25
5. Later Than You Think	2:36
6. Hide Away	4:28
7. Going Back to Louisiana	6:58
8. If This Is Love	4:22
9. Black Cat Bone	4:00
10. Protection	3:08
11. It's Harder Now	3:40
12. No Hard Feelings	3:14
13. Mojo Boogie	3:12

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Review

This Louisiana-flavored debut from guitarist and vocalist Troy Turner is highly reminiscent of the work of another Louisiana-blues swamp rocker, Kenny Neal. And no wonder; the two are good friends who've toured together, and Turner has done a lot of axe time with other members of the Neal clan. Yet Turner's got his own style, too, and it's a strong, brash, energetic one, a contemporary blues synergy that brings in rock, funk, and a distinctive Louisiana taste to give a real kick in the pants to songs like "World Without Fear" and "Hide Away." Turner can lay back, too, as he does on "Going Back to Louisiana," a slower song that still moves, very much like a lazy southern river. Turner's also got the sort of rich voice that can handle deep ballads and up-tempo party songs with equal ease--and can go so far as to imitate John Lee Hooker on the album's closing number, the appropriately titled "Mojo Boogie." --Genevieve Williams

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