"Love You Right" , written by William Morganfield, a track from the CD "Blues In The Blood"...Released September 16, 2003 on Blind Pig Records. It documents the full maturation of Bill's musical skills as a guitarist and songwriter and certifies that he is now a major talent in his own right. The new release fulfills the promise of greatness hinted at in his debut recording, which led to his winning the W.C. Handy Award for "Best New Blues Artist" in 1999. "I think it's in the genes," says Bill. "I learned from my daddy, but I wanted to create myself. I want people to know I got this in me." Tracks: 1.Boogie Child 2.Evil 3.Hoochie Coochie Girl 4.Left Alone 5.Trapped 6.Whiskey 7.Feel Like Dyin' 8.Love You Right 9.Anything Just For You 10.Strong Love 11.Time To Go 12.Why Don't You Live So God Can Use You

Big Bill Morganfield, "Love You Right"

"Strong Man Holler" was written by Taj Mahal and appears on Big Bill Morganfield™ "Ramblin' Mind."  Due to some sly humor, a few jazz-oriented numbers (including "Mellow Chick Swing"), and the consistently strong material, this blues set is also recommended to fans of straight-ahead jazz. Ranging from a couple swinging pieces and some lowdown Muddy Waters-type blues to two strong appearances by Taj Mahal, this is a release that never lets up. Mr. B's piano solos are a major joy, the harmonica playing (by Bill Lupkin, Billy Branch, and Paul Oscher) is excellent, Morganfield's expressive vocals always hit their mark, and the music is quite enjoyable. Highly recommended.

Big Bill Morganfield, "Strong Man Holler"

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