A live performance of ‘Ain’t No Sunshine’ Ray Goren sings with conviction and plays an epic, devastating solo evolving from jazzy filigree to a jaw-dropping, pyrotechnical explosion.

Ain't No Sunshine

‘Put Love On Your Guest List’ is a snappy shuffle with Lester Lands instructing “Put love on the guest list, take hate off your mind. I’m not trying to set the world on fire. Just trying to start a flame within your heart” while building to a rousing climax with the band vocalizing in kind

Put Love On Your Guest List

The sensuously slow ‘Sugar Momma’ spotlights Sammy Lee blowing sweet harp licks and lustily singing “Sugar momma, sugar momma, sugar momma, where you get your sugar from? Must be way down in Louisiana, way down on my daddy’s sugar farm,” while Ray Goren plays with equally heated desire.  And

Sugar Momma

A big easy grooving shuffle provides the backdrop for Lee to rant about hurricane ‘Katrina’ with “Katrina, Katrina, why you treat New Orleans so mean? You're the meanest old storm New Orleans' ever seen. Well you came through ninth ward, tore all the bridges and levies too. Katrina, Katrina, what more can you do?”

Katrina

The gorgeous, silky R&B ballad ‘Rainin’’ displays Ray Goren singing smoothly with amazing soul on “It’s pouring in the dark, and I see who you really are. The way you snaked around, you know you left a scar. Cause it’s sunny outside baby, but it’s rainin’ in my room,” his jazzy solo worthy of Kenny Burrell.



Rainin'

‘Crazy’ channels Muddy Waters as Bluesboy Jamie Powell growls over the slow country blues “Like a rolling stone, like a tumbleweed, like a wise man that causes his own heart to bleed. You… can’t see what you’ve done. My life has lights, but you can’t turn on one” while Ray Goren goes “crazy” with a scalding guitar solo

Crazy

Seven original tunes written by Generation Blues Experience band members plus a favorite, Ain't No Sunshine by Bill Withers.  

Private Angel

Little Mama’ struts a sensuous Latin-blues groove, Sammy Lee singing with sass “Little mama, you know you move so cool. Hey little mama, the way you move so cool. The way you wear those skinny jeans, you ain’t nothing but cruel” as Ray Goren “sings” through his guitar with exceptional expression and confidence. 