This song was recorded in 1988 about a year after it was written. Very much a living on the edge type of tune. Sort of like if Otis Rush was playing with The Doors. Great musicians on this track, Paul Schmitz-Fretless Electric Bass, Steve Morrisette-Drums, Randy Melton-Piano, Keyboard Programming and Michael Wolf Ingmire, Composer, Guitar & Vocals. Recorded in the Summer of 1988, Norfolk VA at Mid-Ease Studios with Allen Sykes and Randy Melton producing. Another ghost in the record, Roy Buchanan had died about two weeks before we did the final guitar parts and vocals. He was the inspiration behind the solo.

The Detroit Jewels-Devil in My House Tonight-1988

Michael Wolf & D.B.A at the Horsefly Blues jam at Malones Pour House on 10-13-13 playing Hendrix's "Red House."

Michael Wolf & D.B.A-Red House

For my best friend and wife, Sharon Watson Ingmire with all my love. From the "Rhythm Oil" CD.

SHARON

06 He's Getting Divided

Michael Wolf & The Voodoo Brothers playing Bob Dylan's "Everything is Broken" at JM Randalls in Williamsburg, 1999. Michael Wolf Ingmire-Guitar & Vocals, Richard Moraski-Bass, Larry Branham-Drums.

01 Everything Is Broken

The title is taken from a book by Stanley Booth. A funky slide piece influenced by Ry Cooder and Lowell George. 

01 Rhythm Oil

A tribute to Muddy Waters and Robert Nighthawk.

04 Prowling Nighthawk

Swamp Blues influenced by John Lee Hooker.

03 Heated Hoodoo 2

A young man's travels in Paris thru an older man's eyes. Influenced by Van Morrison.

13 Sweet Jolene

Michael Wolf & The Voodoo Brothers (Virginia Version) Live at JM Randalls 1999 Williamsburg, Va. Michael Wolf Ingmire-Guitar & Vocals, Richard Moraski-Bass, Larry Branham-Drums playing The Rolling Stones, "Ventilator Blues." One of the few, if not the only one, Rolling Stones songs that Mick Taylor has a co-writing credit on.

05 Ventilator Blues-Live 1999 (Jagger, Richards) Michael Wolf & The Voodoo Brothers

Michael Wolf & The Voodoo Brothers (Virginia Version) Live June 1999 at JM Randalls in Williamsburg, VA. Original song by Michael Wolf Ingmire with The Wolf on slide guitar & Vocals, Richard Moraski-Bass and Larry Branham-Drums.

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