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Track Listings
| 1. Never Lookin' Back |
| 2. Come On Over |
| 3. Yer Blues |
| 4. Show Me The Way Back Home |
| 5. Cold |
| 6. Oh, Pretty Woman |
| 7. Anywhere The Wind Blows |
| 8. Dark Side Of Love |
| 9. Heat Of The Sun |
| 10. Round And Round |
| 11. The Wire |
| 12. Who'S Gonna Catch You Now |
| 13. Backwater Blues |
| 14. Strut |
| 15. Butterfly |
| 16. Cryin' Shame |
| 17. Baby The Rain Must Fall |
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1-Never Lookin' Back 2-Come On Over 3-Yer Blues 4-Show Me The Way Back Home 5-Cold 6-Oh, Pretty Woman 7-Anywhere The Wind Blows 8-Dark Side Of Love 9-Round And Round * 10-The Wire 11-Who's Gonna Catch You Now 12-Backwater Blues 13-Strut 14-Butterfly * 15-Cryin' Shame * 16-Baby The Rain Must Fall * 17-Heat Of The Sun (2011 'Roadrunner')(74:56/17) DeLuxe edition - Enthält vier Bonusstücke gegenüber der regulären Ausgabe
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25 of 25 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Well, for Kenny Wayne Shepherd's fans this doesn't contain any surprises, except for how the main man just continues to get better and better. he still has the uncanny knack of combining deep understanding and respect for Blues with modern rock fretwork pyrotechnics. Combine this with Noah Hunt's whiskey smooth vocals and it's a winning mix for hardened fans and a great way to bring on newcomers.
Opening with a Keith Richards-esque riffed Never Lookin' Back, Come On Over rumbles along, but almost gets a little overshadowed with a heavy Yer Blues straight after. Cold, excellent ballad-type while Oh Pretty Woman showcases KWS's awesome combination style. Anywhere The Wind Blows soars while Dark Side Of Love dould almost be a continuation of Oh Prretty Woman. Who's Gonna Catch You Now is a superb, coming down acoustic ballad then things kick-off again with a storming Backwater Blues with Riley Osbourn starting with some honky-tonking New Orleans piano before the guitar comes storming in with an Elmore James riff. Strut is a romping, fun instrumental that would be a throwaway number if it wasn't so infectious. Butterfly is a deceptively rocking track while Cryin Shame has swagger enough to spare. Baby The Rain Must Fall, excellent closing heavy ballad.
Things don't get much better than this; just wish he'd take a cue from the second track, and "Come On Over" and do a tour in the UK.
Opening with a Keith Richards-esque riffed Never Lookin' Back, Come On Over rumbles along, but almost gets a little overshadowed with a heavy Yer Blues straight after. Cold, excellent ballad-type while Oh Pretty Woman showcases KWS's awesome combination style. Anywhere The Wind Blows soars while Dark Side Of Love dould almost be a continuation of Oh Prretty Woman. Who's Gonna Catch You Now is a superb, coming down acoustic ballad then things kick-off again with a storming Backwater Blues with Riley Osbourn starting with some honky-tonking New Orleans piano before the guitar comes storming in with an Elmore James riff. Strut is a romping, fun instrumental that would be a throwaway number if it wasn't so infectious. Butterfly is a deceptively rocking track while Cryin Shame has swagger enough to spare. Baby The Rain Must Fall, excellent closing heavy ballad.
Things don't get much better than this; just wish he'd take a cue from the second track, and "Come On Over" and do a tour in the UK.
19 of 19 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD|Amazon Verified Purchase
Well, the USA may well have found itself reduced to an AA+ rating on the world's financial lending markets - but they certainly still have triple A rated guitar driven music coming out of their shores - and "How I Go" is yet another very tasty example indeed! And, while I may well be rather biased in my view of this talented musician, you cannot deny that this latest studio release, while long overdue, still cuts this man way above much of the current crop of blues oriented guitar slingers.
Firing off with a Stones inspired "Never Looking Back", followed in quick succession by "Come On Over" and a good rendition of Lennon's "Yer Blues", KWS states very firmly that he means business before showing his gentler side in "Show Me The Way Back Home" And then we are back on track with "Oh Pretty Woman" driven by an aggressive guitar which easily rivals Gary Moore's version but has the sublime vocals of Noah Hunt to take it a level higher too! But it's the powerful "Heat Of The Sun" that showcases both KWS's guitar and Noah's vocal abilities that is the crowning glory of this album all topped off (at least in this "non-special edition") with the instrumental "Strut"
Truly, there are no bummers within this album (not that I would ever expect any) - so, worth the 7 years wait?? YOU BETCHA! If you're into electric blues or blues oriented, guitar driven rock, then this has to be a MUST for your collection!
BUY!!
Firing off with a Stones inspired "Never Looking Back", followed in quick succession by "Come On Over" and a good rendition of Lennon's "Yer Blues", KWS states very firmly that he means business before showing his gentler side in "Show Me The Way Back Home" And then we are back on track with "Oh Pretty Woman" driven by an aggressive guitar which easily rivals Gary Moore's version but has the sublime vocals of Noah Hunt to take it a level higher too! But it's the powerful "Heat Of The Sun" that showcases both KWS's guitar and Noah's vocal abilities that is the crowning glory of this album all topped off (at least in this "non-special edition") with the instrumental "Strut"
Truly, there are no bummers within this album (not that I would ever expect any) - so, worth the 7 years wait?? YOU BETCHA! If you're into electric blues or blues oriented, guitar driven rock, then this has to be a MUST for your collection!
BUY!!
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Never heard of this guy until Whispering Bob played Never Looking Back at 1am one morning.I was completely blown away.Immediately I bought the album and it's been in the CD player ever since.KWS has a refreshing mixture of rock and blues and this album serves him well.I am now on the road to collecting all of has past albums.
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Most Recent Customer Reviews
Kenny Wayne Shephrrd (How I Go)
Heard one of his songs just recently,really good. Got this CD ,love the music. They have been going since the 90's.
Published 1 month ago by Carol Graham
Kenny Wayne Shepherd
I have recently been told about this artiste and was not at all disappointed listening to this C.D. One of the best of "The New Generation" of blues guitarists he is very... Read more
Published 1 month ago by lindsayalan49
How I Go
If you like and appreciate the music of the late Gary Moore and Jeff Healey you will love this fine album. Read more
Published 5 months ago by Jack The Biscuit
Awsome
Kenny back to his best. Heat of the sun has a real "rip your heart out moment". How does he get that tone?! No weak tracks. Modern blues at its most brilliant.
Published 5 months ago by Eightball
Good from Start to Finish
Brilliant album from start to finish - all rock! Why have I never heard of Kenny Wayne Shepherd until recently? Thanks Radio 2.
Published 6 months ago by Pikkapen
What Blues
LOAD OF OLD TOSH HOW IS THIS GUY GETTING RATINGS I HAVE JUST LISTEN TO HIM ON RADIO 2 HE DID SOUND OK DID FLEETWOOD MAC OH WELL SO I THOUGHT I WOULD CHECK THIS GUY OUT ON AMAZON... Read more
Published 6 months ago by M. godfrey
Forget Bonamassa
Forget the hysteria and hype surrounding Joe Bonamassa, Kenny Wayne Sheppard is simply the finest blues guitarist for many a year. Read more
Published 7 months ago by Bones
Ace !!
This is one of the best Rock and Blues guitarists in the world today - in the Joe Bonamassa league.
Published 7 months ago by Mr. Graham Ferrier
A bit above average
This is a good album but that's that. A couple of tracks are great and memorable (personal favorites: Never Lookin' Back, Show Me The Way Back Home, Heat Of The Sun, Who's Gonna... Read more
Published 8 months ago by Maris Ginters
Back to the roots!
After the sperimentation of 'Place You're In', KWS gets back to his traditions, and the result is a five stars album!! Read more
Published 8 months ago by Jane Austen Forever
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