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  After releasing two critically acclaimed albums of other
  people’s music, Mick is back to what he loves the
  most: recording and releasing what he calls his
  own “Free Range Blues.” This new album,
  149 Delta Avenue, covers a multitude of
  blues styles and sub-genres. Mick has
  assembled a collection of fine new original
  songs and three of his favorites written by
  others. To bring this body of work to life
  he has brought together a stellar group of
  musicians that include the Taylor Made Blues
  Band, and some great guests.
  For this album Mick teamed with Grammy®
  Award and BMA winning producer Michael Freeman.
  The Taylor Made Blues Band for this album consists of David
  Dunavent on guitar and backing vocals, Leo Goff on bass, Lee
  Williams on drums and Chris Stephenson on keyboards, with
  Susan Marshall and Daunielle (“Pie”) Hill on backing vocals.
  Stepping up to add their magic are special guests Jeff Jensen,
  Eric Hughes, J,D. Taylor, Toronzo Cannon, Marc Franklin, Kirk
  Smother. Alice Hasen, Suavo Jones, and Marty Sammon (with
  Engineer Mike Wilson offering his whistling skills). Taking full
  advantage of his tastes and experience and the talents of the
  amazing musicians who helped him put this together, Mick has
  once again delivered a real treat for his listeners.
  The album opens with Mick’s song “I Can’t Slow Down”, which
  is his confessional about how he lives, followed by “US 12 to
  Highway 49”, which traces his lifelong blues odyssey. “Alternative
  Man” is a sexy blues tune in the classic “macho” sense, treated
  two different ways on this album. “Cotton Road” is a powerhouse
  song that Mick wrote after a conversation with the curator of
  Memphis’ Cotton Museum and driving on the road on which he
  lives (Cotton Road). “I Don’t Need no Doctor”, a song introduced
  by Ray Charles but also delivered by Humble Pie and others,
  has a special place in Mick’s heart, as does Larry Garner’s great
  composition, “Miss Boss”, which has been a mainstay in his live
  shows for years. Then there’s “The Viper”, which is just a fun song!
  Taken as a whole, this album represents Mick’s love of all styles
  of blues, as well as his continuing drive to improve as an artist and
  a songwriter.
  
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