Out Of The Madness

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Derek Trucks Band: Derek Trucks (guitar); Bill McKay (keyboards); Todd Smallie (bass); Yonrico Scott (drums, percussion). Additional personnel: Warren Haynes, Larry McCray (vocals, guitar); Matt Tutor (vocals); Jimmy Herring (guitar). Engineers: Jim Watts, Jay Newland, Tony Daigle. Recorded at Dockside Studios, Maurice, Louisiana and Sound-on-Sound, New York, New York in 1997 & 1998. Personnel: Derek Trucks (guitar); Larry McCray, Warren Haynes (vocals, guitar); Matt Tutor (vocals); Jimmy Herring (guitar); Bill McKay (organ, keyboards); Yonrico Scott (drums, percussion). Audio Mixers: Jay Newland; Jim Watts. Recording information: Dockside Studios, Maurice (06/14/1997-04/11/1998); Sound-On-Sound, New York, NY (06/14/1997-04/11/1998). Photographers: Stacey Orzell; Flournoy Holmes. Whereas guitar phenom Trucks' first album was of the improvisational sort to the highest degree, fusing Coltrane and Sun Ra to Hendrix, this second effort (his first for the House of Blues imprint) puts his playing and music more firmly in Southern American roots music territory. With guest shots from Warren Haynes ("Good Morning Little Schoolgirl," "Fourty-Four" and "Death Letter"), Larry McCray ("Ain't That Lovin' You"), Matt Tutor (vocals on "Preachin' Blues" and "Alright") and Jimmy Herring, there's more of a jam session feeling to this disc than that of a cohesive album. But Trucks also continues to blaze out with hot solos on the more rocking efforts aboard, like "Young Funk," "Kickin' Back," "Spillway" and the closing "Deltaraga." Even New Orleans funk beats come in for a look-see on "Look-ka Py-Py," a curious addition. All in all, a young artist still showing promise. ~ Cub Koda