Just Let Go, Coco Montoya, Music CD

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Just Let Go


1	Fear No Evil 3:42
2	What's Done Is Done 3:50
3	Just Let Go 4:52
4	My Side of the Fence 5:21
5	Cool Like Dat 3:04
6	Do What You Want to Do 5:07
7	Give It to a Good Man 4:48
8	Hard Love 3:52
9	Beginner at the Blues 4:25
10	Mother and Daughter 5:05
11	Nothing's Too Good for My Baby 3:50
12	Never Seen You Cry This Way Before 4:45
13	Sending Me Angels 4:41

Biography

Editorial Reviews

Coco Montoya's often ferocious guitar is the main reason to acquire this 1997 release. His singing is expressive and reasonably effective, but it is his blazing guitar soloing that makes one wish that he would record a full set of instrumentals; "Cool Like Dat" is a real cooker. Montoya performs some soul, R&B, and even country-tinged music on the set, but he is at his best on the blues, particularly the B.B. King-inspired "Do What You Want to Do." Although his backup band is fine, this interesting if not quite essential release is primarily a showcase for the passionate Montoya. Recommended in particular to fans of the rock side of the blues. Scott Yanow, All Music Guide

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Just Let Go


1	Fear No Evil 3:42
2	What's Done Is Done 3:50
3	Just Let Go 4:52
4	My Side of the Fence 5:21
5	Cool Like Dat 3:04
6	Do What You Want to Do 5:07
7	Give It to a Good Man 4:48
8	Hard Love 3:52
9	Beginner at the Blues 4:25
10	Mother and Daughter 5:05
11	Nothing's Too Good for My Baby 3:50
12	Never Seen You Cry This Way Before 4:45
13	Sending Me Angels 4:41

All Music Guide

Coco Montoya's often ferocious guitar is the main reason to acquire this 1997 release. His singing is expressive and reasonably effective, but it is his blazing guitar soloing that makes one wish that he would record a full set of instrumentals; "Cool Like Dat" is a real cooker. Montoya performs some soul, R&B, and even country-tinged music on the set, but he is at his best on the blues, particularly the B.B. King-inspired "Do What You Want to Do." Although his backup band is fine, this interesting if not quite essential release is primarily a showcase for the passionate Montoya. Recommended in particular to fans of the rock side of the blues. Scott Yanow

Product Details

Format: CD
Release Date: 09/23/1997
Label: BLIND PIG
Catalog No.: 5043
UPC: 019148504325
Sales Rank: 65,921

Album Credits
Performance Credits
Coco Montoya		Primary Artist, Primary Artist, Guitar, Rhythm Guitar, Vocals, Background Vocals
Marty Binder		Drums
Bertram Brown		Background Vocals
William Brown		Background Vocals
Ernie Cate		Guitar, Vocals, Background Vocals
Steve Ehrmann		Bass
Chuck Kirkpatrick		Acoustic Guitar, Guitar, Rhythm Guitar, Background Vocals
Shaun Murphy		Vocals
Steve Potts		Drums
Ernest Williamson		Keyboards
Benny Yee		Keyboards
Dave Smith		Bass

Technical Credits
Jim Gaines		Producer
Rusty McFarland		Engineer
John Boncimino		Executive Producer