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Johnny Childs Blues Band
Truth
Label: Lovecat Music

As the up-sell sticker on its cover suggests, Truth, Johnny Childs' debut album, really does favor blues in the electric Chicago tradition. While he's a capable if unremarkable vocalist, Childs really shines as a guitarist, rolling with feeling through all the moods -- brash, gritty lead soloing ("Don't Leave Me"); slightly wry SRV noodling ("Dog and Pony"); and old-school, clean channel finger poppin' (the Western swing-styled "Thumbs Boogie"). In fact, it's on the instrumental portions that the Truth comes out, since Childs and his band have quite a rapport with one another. "Chromatic Boogie" trades Childs licks with B3 backgrounds, the accordion on "This Love" is a great touch, and "Come Back Easy" and "Find My Baby" find the band bustling on a bottom end groove bolder than Lower Wacker Drive. Truth might not set your world on fire, but it certainly won't hurt electric blues fans to hear it. Johnny Loftus, All Music Guide

Tracks:
TitleComposerTime
1Don't Leave MeChilds4:45
2Find My BabyChilds4:43
3Brave Your EvilChilds2:38
4Dog and PonyChilds2:33
5Should O' KnownChilds3:11
6This LoveHowe, Childs3:55
7Help Me Make You MineChilds3:45
8Thumbs BoogieChilds3:18
9She Moves MeChilds3:15
10Come Back EasyChilds3:49
11Blue Over YouChilds4:07
12Chromatic BoogieChilds3:49

Releases:
YearTypeLabel
CDLovecat Music



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