Grammy-winning comeback set that brought Buddy Guy back to prominence after a long studio hiatus. Too many clichéd cover choices -- "Five Long Years," "Mustang Sally," "Black Night," "There Is Something on Your Mind" -- to earn unreserved recommendation, but Guy's frenetic guitar histrionics ably cut through the superstar-heavy proceedings (Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck, and Mark Knopfler all turn up) on the snarling title cut and a handful of others. ~ Bill Dahl, All Music Guide
Buddy Guy (Guitar), Buddy Guy (Guitar (Electric)), Buddy Guy (Vocals), Buddy Guy (Main Performer), Rev. Dan Smith (Guitar), Rev. Dan Smith (Fender Rhodes), Rev. Dan Smith (Marshall Amplifiers), Rev. Dan Smith (Sterling Ball), Rev. Dan Smith (Pearl Drums), Jeff Beck (Guitar), Jeff Beck (Guitar (Electric)), The Memphis Horns (Horn), Eric Clapton (Guitar), Eric Clapton (Guitar (Electric)), Malcolm Duncan (Saxophone), Sid Gauld (Trumpet), Sid Gauld (Horn), Richard Hayward (Drums), Neil Hubbard (Guitar), Wayne Jackson (Horn), Carol Kenyon (Vocals (Background)), Katie Kissoon (Vocals (Background)), Mark Knopfler (Guitar (Electric)), Andrew Love (Horn), Tessa Niles (Vocals (Background)), Tony Platt (Engineer), John Porter (Guitar), John Porter (Producer), Greg Rzab (Bass), Greg Rzab (Guitar (Bass)), J. Neil Sidwell (Trombone), J. Neil Sidwell (Horn), Mick Weaver (Organ), Mick Weaver (Piano), Mick Weaver (Piano (Electric)), Ben Wilson (Cover Design), Pete Wingfield (Piano), Molly Duncan (Horn), Tom Nolan (Guitar), Tom Nolan (Fender Rhodes), Tom Nolan (Marshall Amplifiers), Tom Nolan (Sterling Ball), Tom Nolan (Pearl Drums), Sarah Bedingham (Assistant Engineer), Dick "Rabbit" Hansen (Guitar), Dick "Rabbit" Hansen (Fender Rhodes), Dick "Rabbit" Hansen (Marshall Amplifiers), Dick "Rabbit" Hansen (Sterling Ball), Dick "Rabbit" Hansen (Pearl Drums), Andrew Lauder (Guitar), Andrew Lauder (Fender Rhodes), Andrew Lauder (Marshall Amplifiers), Andrew Lauder (Sterling Ball), Andrew Lauder (Pearl Drums), Lucy Launder (Guitar), Lucy Launder (Fender Rhodes), Lucy Launder (Marshall Amplifiers), Lucy Launder (Sterling Ball), Lucy Launder (Pearl Drums), Diana Puplett (Guitar), Diana Puplett (Fender Rhodes), Diana Puplett (Marshall Amplifiers), Diana Puplett (Sterling Ball), Diana Puplett (Pearl Drums), Judith Riley (Guitar), Judith Riley (Fender Rhodes), Judith Riley (Marshall Amplifiers), Judith Riley (Sterling Ball), Judith Riley (Pearl Drums), Marty Salzman (Guitar), Marty Salzman (Fender Rhodes), Marty Salzman (Marshall Amplifiers), Marty Salzman (Sterling Ball), Marty Salzman (Pearl Drums), Michael Tedesco (Guitar), Michael Tedesco (Fender Rhodes), Michael Tedesco (Marshall Amplifiers), Michael Tedesco (Sterling Ball), Michael Tedesco (Pearl Drums), Herb Snitzer (Photography), Roger Forrester (Guitar), Roger Forrester (Fender Rhodes), Roger Forrester (Marshall Amplifiers), Roger Forrester (Sterling Ball), Roger Forrester (Pearl Drums), Mike Kappus (Guitar), Mike Kappus (Fender Rhodes), Mike Kappus (Marshall Amplifiers), Mike Kappus (Sterling Ball), Mike Kappus (Pearl Drums)
Damn Right, I've Got the Blues is a studio album by Blues guitarist Buddy Guy. The album has been described[by whom?] as Guy's commercial comeback album[1][2] after limited recording for 10 years.
Track listing
Damn Right I've Got the Blues (Guy) 4:29
Where Is The Next One Coming From? (John Hiatt) 4:35
