Robert Ealey is no spring chicken. After singing in local Texas bands for years, he finally started recording in the '90s -- I Like Music When I Party was the fourth album he cut after starting his recording career. Like the others, it's a greasy colleciton of Texas blues, spiked with a bit of soul. Ealey's voice may be gravelly with age, but it's by no means gone, and with the support of his youthful backing band, he can really bring it home. There's nothing deep here -- just party music, played good and simple. Sometimes, that's enough. ~ Thom Owens, All Music Guide
Lou Ann Barton (Vocals), Lou Ann Barton (?), Johnny Reno (Sax (Tenor)), Johnny Reno (Producer), Johnny Reno (Horn Arrangements), David Farrell (Editing), David Farrell (Sequencing), Hammond Scott (Editing), Hammond Scott (Sequencing), Jim Milan (Bass), Wesley Race (Liner Notes), Dan Ross (Keyboards), Robert Ealey (Vocals), Robert Ealey (Main Performer), Robert Ealey (Vocal Impersonations), Tone Sommer (Guitar), Tone Sommer (Producer), Tone Sommer (Performer), Hash Brown (Harmonica), Nauman S. Scott (Executive Producer), Danny Cochran (Drums), Joe Nick Patoski (Liner Notes), Diane Wanek (Design), Heather West (Post Production), Michael Bodycomb (Photography), Richard Lescallette (Mastering)
