Bill Lyerly Band - Cobalt Blues (1999)

1 	I Won't Care 	4:30
2 	Willy And The Handjive 	4:27
3 	Uh Huh 	4:22
4 	FM Shoes 	4:30
5 	Dark Glasses 	4:11
6 	Strange Feeling 	3:51
7 	Cobalt Blues / Done Somebody Wrong 	4:15
8 	Crazy Mama 	6:21
9 	You Never Know 	4:15
10 	I've Got Your Number 	4:12

Musicians:
Bill Lyerly – guitar, vocals
Stan Jones – bass
Dex Horton - drums

American roots rock rebel Bill Lyerly has a fascination with Europe that follows the tradition of two famous bluesmen with whom he has performed. Both John Lee Hooker and Bo Diddley found a great echo in the Old World for their music, a scenario which has also led Lyerly to establish himself in the Basque Country. This veteran guitarist, singer/ songwriter and keyboard artist has had a magnificent response from the public who flock to his shows. Lyerly´s new album, Too Hurt To Cry, is a collection of 11 songs recorded in the United States and mastered at the legendary Abbey Road Studios in London. It features a duet with Lyerly´s long time friend and multi-Grammy winner Steve Earle. As with all of his records, Too Hurt To Cry showcases Lyerly´s own unique vision of American roots music.

Lyerly began his musical career at age eleven after first hearing the blues/rock influenced music of the British Invasion. He played with bands throughout middle school, high school and college and in 1975 co-founded Super Grit Cowboy Band, called ¨the South´s hottest honky tonkers¨ by the The Village Voice. In 1980 Lyerly signed with RCA Nashville and began writing and recording albums and CDs. ---cdbaby.com

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