Kenny Wayne Shepherd Band

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In 2 Deep (Album Version)

Was (Album Version)

Them Changes (Album Version)

Last Goodbye (Album Version)

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Shotgun Blues (Album Version)

Never Mind (Album Version)

You Should Know Better (Album Version)

Every Time It Rains (Album Version)

Oh Well (Album Version)

Wild Love (Album Version)

Losing Kind (Album Version)

Live On (Album Version)

Where Was I? (Album Version)

Electric Lullaby (Album Version)

The Traveler

How I Go

How I Go (Special Edition)

Lay It On Down

Goin' Home

Ledbetter Heights is a very strong debut album from Kenny Wayne Shepherd. Shepherd's guitar style is very reminiscent of the late, great Stevie Ray Vaughan. Most of the material here is very strong. The opening tracks "Born With A Broken Heart" and "Deja Voodoo" received extensive airplay on AOR radio and are both excellent tracks featuring Shepherd's outstanding playing. Other strong tracks include the slow blues of "Shame, Shame, Shame", the soulful "Riverside", and the driving "Aberdeen." His version of Howlin' Wolf's "I'm Leaving You (Commit A Crime)" is also an excellent track. However, the best example of Shepherd's playing may be on the slow live track "While We Cry" and the killer ending title track which sounds like it would fit in nicely on Vaughan's Texas Flood album. Other tracks such as "Everybody Gets The Blues" and "What's Goin' Down" are decent, but not as strong as the rest of the album. A great debut, highly recommended to fans of blues guitarists such as SRV as well as the new breed of blues players like Jonny Lang. 


Ledbetter Heights

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