Showing posts with label STEVE GORNALL. Show all posts
Showing posts with label STEVE GORNALL. Show all posts

Sunday, February 21, 2010

Steve Gornall - 1997 - Steppin' Out [320]

This is Steve's 2nd CD. It features Robert Cray's drummer and keyboard player (Kevin Hayes and Jimmy Pugh, respectively). Steve's long-time bass player and fellow Michiganian, Don Bassey, keeps the groove heavy so Steve can lay down some incredible blues-guitar licks on his 1956 Fender Strat! There's some nice slide work on here as well! There are 10 originals and 2 covers on this recording. Steve was Joe Cocker's lead-guitar player for the House of Blues' 1996 Barnburner Tour.
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Steve Gornall & The Blue Collar Blues Band - 1993 - Same [256]

Steve Gornall's first album.The Blue Collar Blues Band is just the band to compliment Steve's playing. Drummer Vinnie Scalabrino started with Blue Collars four years ago. Vinni'es influences include Gene Krupa and Buddy Rich. Bassist Tim Garrick is another solid veteran. Experienced in 60's and 70's rock and R&B, he bridges the gap between pushing a groove or settling into a traditional Blues shuffle. The final piece in the puzzle is a co-conspirator, a soloist who creates with the same level of intesity as Steve. Harmonica virtuoso Kenny Welk, arguably Detroit's finest harp player, has been cutting his chops for 19 years on the Detroit Blues circuit. Kenny's early influences include Little Walter, Sonny Boy Williamson and Charlie Musselwhite. Add his '52 Fender Deluxe Amp and his Green Bullet microphone to Steve's 50's Fender Stratocaster and awe-struck crowds roar with approval as Steve and Kenny push one another to greater highlights. Steve's playing stands proudly within Motor City Blues Tradition and richly deserves the documenting of this record.
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