Blues Traveler, Blues Traveler, Music CD

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Blues Traveler


1	But Anyway 4:10
2	Gina 4:03
3	Mulling It Over 3:43
4	100 Years / Joan Osborne 3:43
5	Dropping Some NYC 3:19
6	Crystal Flame 9:39
7	Slow Change 4:54
8	Warmer Days / Joan Osborne 4:55
9	Gotta Get Mean 3:49
10	Alone 7:33
11	Sweet Talking Hippie 6:22

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Blues Traveler's loose jam structures on basic blues riffs mark them as a band in the tradition of such predecessors as The Grateful Dead. Unlike that communal effort, however, this group has a distinct focal point in virtuoso harmonica player and vocalist John Popper, who keeps things from meandering too much. William Ruhlmann, All Music Guide

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Quintessential Blues Travelerby Anonymous

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August 15, 2004: It is impossible to be a Blues Traveler die-hard or even a bandwagon jumper after the ultra-popular record "Four" without owning this band's self-titled debut. Chan Kinchia's guitar provides a hard-driving strength that complements John Popper's quirky harmonica perfectly. You simply cannot understand the growth of Blues Traveler as a band without seeing this beginning. Make sure you listen to the seemingly orchestral crescendo of "Just Wait."

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Blues Traveler


1	But Anyway 4:10
2	Gina 4:03
3	Mulling It Over 3:43
4	100 Years / Joan Osborne 3:43
5	Dropping Some NYC 3:19
6	Crystal Flame 9:39
7	Slow Change 4:54
8	Warmer Days / Joan Osborne 4:55
9	Gotta Get Mean 3:49
10	Alone 7:33
11	Sweet Talking Hippie 6:22

All Music Guide

Blues Traveler's loose jam structures on basic blues riffs mark them as a band in the tradition of such predecessors as The Grateful Dead. Unlike that communal effort, however, this group has a distinct focal point in virtuoso harmonica player and vocalist John Popper, who keeps things from meandering too much. William Ruhlmann

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Product Details

Format: CD
Release Date: 05/18/1990
Label: A&M
Catalog No.: 5308
UPC: 075021530829
Sales Rank: 5,244

Album Credits
Performance Credits
Blues Traveler		Primary Artist
Chris Barron		Background Vocals
Brendan Hill		Percussion, Drums
Justin Niebank		Hand Clapping
John Popper		Harmonica, Vocals, 12-string Guitar
Howie Wyeth		Piano
Joan Osborne		Background Vocals, Track Performer
Mike Softley		Track Performer

Technical Credits
Greg Calbi		Mastering
Jeff Lippay		Engineer
Justin Niebank		Arranger, Producer, Engineer
Len Peltier		Art Direction