Leslie West - Dodgin' The Dirt (1993)

01. Whiskey Train (4:25)
02. Daddy Are You Angry (4:11)
03. New York State Of Mind (3:20)
04. Sambuca (2:44)
05. Juke Joint Jumpin' (2:55)
06. Easy Street (2:55)
07. One Last Lick (2:44)
08. Cross Cust Saw (4:09)
09. Hang Me Out To Dry (4:47)
10. Wasted Years (3:37)
11. My Friend Sam (1:55)
12. Thunderbird (5:15)
13. Red House (8:07)

Bass – Brad Russell (tracks: 8), Randy Coven (tracks: 1-7, 9-12), Richie 'The Bat' Scarlet (tracks: 13)
Drums – Aynsley Dunbar (tracks: 8), Kevin Neal (tracks: 1-7, 9-12), Paul Beretta (tracks: 13)
Lead Guitar – Leslie West
Rhythm Guitar – Kevin Russell (tracks: 8), Steve Hunter (tracks: 1-7, 9-13)
Vocals – Leslie West

Tom Davis of Innocent Bystander writes about "Dodgin' The Dirt", "If he ever had one foot in the grave, it was tapping time. They could never cover up this Dirt Dodgin' Rock 'n' Roll Death Camp survivor. Leslie West loves to laugh at the irony of his perpetuity and the fact that "Dodgin' The Dirt" might be his finest work. The big man from Mountain has lost weight but the figure he cuts is no less imposing. Leslie has a signature sound. You can hear it in everything he does from "Mississippi Queen" to three cuts on Billy Joel's "River Of Dreams". "Dodgin' The Dirt" - there's that distinctive tone and violin control vibrato. 'His kind of guitar' is clear focused, coming from that center inside where talent transcends personality, time and Long Island. Turn it up. LOUD. It won't escape you." ---guitar9.com

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