Black Shuck recording artist Big Bill Morganfield is blazing a new trail with his new CD, Bloodstains On The Wall. Big Bill Morganfield is Masterful, Powerful, Poetic, Fresh. Indeed, there is a definite message in his music that grabs your soul and touches your heart.
Bloodstains On The Wall offers an expanded scope of the blues. From the expected Postwar chestnuts (associated with the likes of Otis Rush, Willie Dixon and his father, Muddy Waters), to original gems like âWhen You Lose Someone You Loveâ and âHold Me Baby.â Big Bill exclaims, âThis world we live in is rapidly changing where lives or a life seem to be worth very little. But, all life and all lives have meaning. Black, White, Red, Yellow or whichever color you may be, all lives matter. Too much blood is being spilled on our streets.â
âLove the new release, Bloodstains On The Wall from Big Bill Morganfield. His vocals are on point as well as his guitar playing. And heâs backed up by some great players on the CD from Bob Margolin to Colin Linden, Eddie Taylor Jr. to Steve Guyger to âMookieâ Brill, Doc Malone and others like Mofo Party Band. This new release from Big Bill Morganfield is solid from track one, âLost Without Loveââ¨to track all the way through. This could be the one that pushes him over the top. He doesnât have to ride on his name as his legacy because he is creating his own.ââ¨â Tony Colterâ¨(B.B. Kingâs Bluesville / Sirius XM Radio
âSoaring blues, with brilliantly crafted lyrics, add some swing, some boogie, some deep down blues, torching vocals and a fresh new twist with âHold Me Baby.â â Larry Jenkins-Prime Minister of The Blues / WLTH Radio)
Bloodstains On The Wall, is a solid set of songs performed by some great musicians. Bill teams up with the “Mofo Party Band”…John Clifton-Harp and guitar, Bill Clifton-guitar, Grant Clifton- bass, Brian Bischel- drums and Bart Szop from Poland- piano and organ. The band plays on 6 tracks. Also on the record, Colin Linden- guitar, Eddie Taylor Jr- guitar, Chuck Cotton- guitar, Augie Meyers- piano, Doc Richard Malone- harp, Tommy Brill- Bass, Bob Margolin- guitar, Jim Horn- sax, Steve Guyger- harp.