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The Robert Cray Band - Cookin' In Mobile (live) (2010)

Scans | Modern Electric Blues, Soul-Blues | Nozzle Records

Robert Cray is an American blues guitarist, composer and singer. With bassist Richard Cousins, keyboardist Peter Boe and drummer Tom Murphy, they launched The Robert Cray Band in 1980 with “Who’s Been Talkin”. The album was recorded during constant touring in the U.S. in 1978. The record was initially shelved for two years, being eventually issued by the short-lived Tomato label (whose licence was picked up by “Atlantic Records” (U.S.) and “Charly” in the UK.

Tracklist:

01. Our Last Time (Jim Pugh, John Hanes)

02. Anytime (Jim Pugh)

03. Love 2009 (Jim Pugh)

04. left Next Door (Dennis Walker)

05. Chicken In The Kitchen (Robert Cray)

06. Sitting On Top Of The World (Chester Burnett)

07. One In The Middle (Jim Pugh)

08. Lotta Lovin' (Robert Cray)

09. Smoking Gun (Bruce Brimberg, Richard Cousins, Robert Cray)

10. I Can't Fail (Robert Cray)

11. That's What Keeps Me Rockin' (Tonny Braunagel, Johnnie Lee Schell)

12. Time Makes Two (Robert Cray)

Robert Cray is an American blues guitarist, composer and singer.

With bassist Richard Cousins, keyboardist Peter Boe and drummer Tom Murphy, they launched The Robert Cray Band in 1980 with “Who’s Been Talkin”. The album was recorded during constant touring in the U.S. in 1978. The record was initially shelved for two years, being eventually issued by the short-lived Tomato label (whose licence was picked up by “Atlantic Records” (U.S.) and “Charly” in the UK.

After several years of regional success, Cray was signed to Mercury in 1982. It was the connection with the producing and songwriting team of Bruce Bromberg and Dennis Walker at Hightone that helped to create the mold-breaking music of “Bad Influence” (1983) and “False Accusations” (1985).

In 1984, The Robert Cray Band completed their first European tour to critical acclaim. Cray’s participation with Albert Collins and Johnny Copeland on “Showdown!” (1985, Alligator) and the 1986 album release, “Strong Persuader”, again produced by Walker, both received Grammy Awards, while the crossover single “Smoking Gun” gave him wider appeal and name recognition. During 1986 Cray played 170 concerts, including his seventh European tour since 1984, building on his increasing reputation in the UK.

The Robert Cray Band’s next album “Don’t Be Afraid of the Dark” (1988) was recorded in Los Angeles, California, and featured David Sanborn on guest saxophone.

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