Artist description Rockin Texas blues with unmatched songwriting.

Music Style Electric Rockin Blues/Some Acoustic

Artist History See our webpage at http://www.nealblack.net

Group Members Neal Black-lead vocals, electric guitar, acoustic guitar, National guitar, Jimmy Wormworth-drums, John Sebastian-harmonica, Jon Paris-harmonica, Jimmy Vivino-organ & rhythm guitar, Jerry Vivino-saxophone, Fred Walcott-percussion, Johnnie Johnson-piano, Barry Ramus-bass, Gib Wharton-pedal steel, Michael Merritt-bass

Instruments Guitar, Pedal Steel, Harmonica, Saxophone, Drums, Rainstick, Bass

Albums Gone Back To Texas, Neal Black & The Healers(Eponymous), Black Power, Neal Black & The Healers, I Don't Get The Blues, Blues Story(various compilations),Various Texas Compilations

Press Reviews *"Neal Black (b.1959 is a Texas blues guitarist who can sling it with the best of them but has an unusually broad harmonic palette aquired from his jazz training. There is no better two-guitar line up than Black and Gib Wharton, who plays steel guitar on both of these albums, in a sublime interplay more reminiscent of the Texas tenor battles than any guitar anology.Black's Mississippi growl is used in service of a songwriting skill that may well be his greatest talent."-Rolling Stone Jazz & Blues Album Guide-------------------------------------------------------------*"Stevie Ray's demise brings a battalion of guitarists reaching for the grail. Texas fret chewer Neal Black is one of the best we've heard in a while."-Ted Drozdowski,Pulse Magazine,Tower Records--------------------*"Neal Black is possibly the best 'unknown' blues-rock guitarist in the USA."-Frank Fetcher,Sound Gazette-----------------------------------------------*"Neal Black has a voice of 100 miles of back country roads and a guitar as despirate as a cornered outlaw".-Andy Glass,The Music Paper,New York

Location San Antonio, Texas - USA

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