Denny Freeman - Out of the Blue (1987)

                                                                 Denny Freeman
 Denny Freeman (born Dennis Edward Freeman, August 7, 1944, Orlando, Florida) is an American Texas and electric blues guitarist. Although he is primarily known as a guitar player, Freeman has also plays piano and electronic organ, both in concert and on various recordings. He has worked with Stevie Ray Vaughan, Jimmie Vaughan, Bob Dylan, Angela Strehli, Lou Ann Barton, James Cotton, Taj Mahal, Barry Goldberg and Percy Sledge amongst others. 

All instrumental this time, and a bit more varied, with gospel, jazz ("My Dominique"), exotica (Freeman's "Lost Incas" from the Big Guitars from Texas album), and even a nod to Billy Gibbons on "Z." Jimmie Vaughan cameos again, on steel and 6-string bass, along with the usual Austin crew (George Rains, Sarah Brown, Mel Brown, Derek O'Brien, Kaz Kazanoff, etc.).


Credits:

Jon Blondell - Bass, Trombone
Mel Brown - Keyboards
Sarah Brown - Bass, Vocals
Paul Constantine - Trumpet
Denny Freeman - Guitar, Piano, Vocals
Erik Hokkanen - Violin
Mark "Kaz" Kazanoff - Saxophone
John Mills - Saxophone
Derek O'Brien - Guitar
George Rains - Drums, Percussion
Angela Strehli - Percussion, Vocals
Jimmie Vaughan - Bass, Guitar (Steel)

Tracklist:

01. Z 03:12
02. Dive Bomber 03:21
03. Delta 03:55
04. Blues Island 03:59
05. Acapulco Rain 04:06
06. Testifyin' 02:50
07. Crusading 04:06
08. Etouffée 02:31
09. The Lost Incas 02:40
10. My Dominique 03:46
11. Soul Street 05:50
12. Takin' Off 02:27