Jackie Payne began singing professionally at the young age of 13, and over the next 30 or so years he has performed with such talents as T-Bone Walker, Albert Collins, Freddy King, and Etta James, to name a few. During his blues education, Jackie also toured as the lead vocalist with The Johnny Otis Show, and performed with the popular touring band the Dynatones.
Jackie gives us an insight to his “blues upbringing” on the title track “Overnight Sensation.” The lyrics tell us the story as to how he learned from the greats, mostly during one night stands. Even though he has been referred to as an overnight sensation, Jackie reminds us it has been a mighty long night and an incredible journey to where he is at today, pursuing his solo career.
Steve Edmonson is a veteran guitarist with great tone and emotion. His playing has been compared to other blues talents such as Jimmie Vaughan, Duke Robillard, and Ronnie Earl. Steve is the son of folk musician Travis Edmonson (of Bud and Travis fame), where he rode alongside his father as he toured and performed with folk and blues music legends like Josh White, Sonny Terry and Brownie McGhee, and Lightnin' Hopkins. Steve has earned his reputation as a stellar musician by performing behind folks such as Luther Tucker, James Cotton, Syl Johnson, Sir Mack Rice, and Sugar Pie De Santo, among countless others.
These two seasoned veterans of the blues and R&B music scenes have put together a CD which has earned them a nomination for the “Soul Blues Album of the Year 2009” sponsored by the Blues Foundation.
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Tracklist:
01. I'm A Lonely Man 03:23
02. I'm Doin' My Own Thing 04:06
03. Close To You 03:30
04. That's How Strong My Love Is 04:49
05. I Don't Believe 02:38
06. Think Twice Before You Speak 03:11
07. Sweet Candyman 04:13
08. Tell It Like It Is 05:17
09. The Devil's Hand 03:28
10. Monday Morning Comin' Down 04:00
11. Side Tracked 03:33
12. My Money Just Ain't Long Enough 04:50
13. Cryin' For My Baby 02:53
14. I Need Your Love So Bad 07:54
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