Darrell Mansfield – I Am Not Alone (2014)

01 – Honey Hush [00:04:36]
02 – Jesus Left Chicago [00:08:15]
03 – Everybody Wants To Go To Heaven [00:07:33]
04 – I Am Not Alone [00:03:43]
05 – Crossroads [00:03:53]
06 – Going Down [00:05:37]
07 – Walkin’ Blues [00:06:34]
08 – All Along The Watchtower [00:08:31]
09 – House Of The Rising Son [00:05:52]
10 – Knockin On Heaven’s Door [00:06:45]

Darrell Mansfield - Lead Vocals, Harmonica
Brian Waterbury - Lead Guitar,Vocals
Bryan Edgell – Bass,Vocals
Gordon Crowl - Drums

If you have an ear for great Blues & Blues Rock played by an absolute maestro on the harp, backed up by tight, tight musicians, then just go out & buy this. Although I thought the cover of Crossroads to be a bit too fast & heavy - my personal taste only but, this will always be a Cream/Clapton song to me - there was no problem whatsoever with the rest. And, for Godsake, DO NOT leave this planet without at least once putting on the headphones, turning up the volume to your liking and listening to the last three tracks, covers of Classic Blues/Rock - It is just impossible to describe the quality of voice & harp & back-up! Highly recommend. --- Amazon Customer

Regarded as one of the world's finest harmonica players, Blues Hall of Fame inductee Darrell Mansfield started his music career in 1974 with a band called Jubal. Mansfield's band changed it's name to Gentle Faith, releasing their first album in 1976. Three years later, Mansfield formed Darrell Mansfield Band, releasing the first of his over 30 albums. Mansfield's blues style vocals and harmonica playing and engaging performances have gained him an International following. Over the years Mansfield toured heavily and has continued to be on the forefront of blues music both gospel and mainstream, releasing critically acclaimed albums including his latest, "Born to Be Wild". Mansfield has also contributed harmonica to many other artists recordings as well including albums by Van Halen, Bon Jovi, Adam Again and Loverboy.

In 1980, Mansfield was inducted into the Hohner Harmonica Hall of Fame. Wikipedia says of Darrell Mansfield, "His live performances are a must see and hear for blues and harmonica fans world wide." --- us.playhohner.com

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