Sugar Ray & the Bluetones Featuring Monster Mike Welch Sugar Ray & the Bluetones

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  • Release Date: 03/25/2003
  • Sales Rank: 150,631
  • Label: SEVERN
  • UPC: 649435001925

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Sugar Ray & the Bluetones Featuring Monster Mike Welch

1LISTENI Believe / Monster Mike Welch 4:03
2LISTENGet Over Me / Monster Mike Welch 4:16
3LISTENAnd the Angels Sing / Monster Mike Welch 2:54
4LISTENLove and Trouble / Monster Mike Welch 5:08
5LISTENFeeling Blue / Monster Mike Welch 4:12
6LISTENTell Me Whats Going On / Monster Mike Welch 3:58
7LISTENBurial Season / Monster Mike Welch 5:25
8LISTENWhy the Sun Sets Red and Low / Monster Mike Welch 2:21
9LISTENI Asked My Baby / Monster Mike Welch 4:47
10LISTENFunk-Shun / Monster Mike Welch 6:55
11LISTENLinda Lou / Monster Mike Welch 4:53
12LISTENTomorrow Morning / Monster Mike Welch 4:19
13LISTENFrom Now on This Morning (11 September) / Monster Mike Welch 4:32

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Sugar Ray Norcia has a burnished and warm quality to his voice that's ideally suited to the laid-back and rockin' blues featured on Sugar Ray & the Bluetones Featuring Monster Mike Welch. In fact, the whole band sounds steeped in Hennessy and tradition. This includes guest Welch, whose work on his mid-tempo original "Get Over Me" proves how close he is to matching the quality of B.B. King and Jimmie Vaughan. As a whole, the album is a tasty affair moving deftly from interesting standards such as the Norcia harmonica-driven "And the Angels Sing" to the torrid balladry of "Love and Trouble." This is easily one of Sugar Ray's best efforts. Matt Collar, All Music Guide

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