Michael Powers, Frosty the Bluesman - 1h 3m 28s

Tracks & Durations

1. Frosty The Bluesman	3:49
2. The Christmas Song	5:57
3. Mississippi Strummer Boy	3:54
4. We Three Kings	4:00
5. Deck De Halls Mon	4:28
6. Silent Night	4:05
7. Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer	4:52
8. Please Come Home For Christmas	4:23
9. What Child Is This	5:31
10. God Rest Ye Funky Gentlemen	3:50
11. Faithful	4:58
12. Salsa Claus Is Coming To Town	5:21
13. Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas	3:36
14. The New Years Eve Gig	4:36

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Review

Michael's 4th full length recording "FROSTY THE BLUESMAN" hit #15 on the BILLBOARD Blues chart in December of 96', and explores the holiday favorites from a Bluesman's perspective. It was released by the GRAMMY nominee company MIRAMAR, and distributed worldwide by industry giant BMG. While not all the selections have a strict Blues beat, or chordal structure, the Blues essence shines throughout. There are the bent notes, slurs, wiggles, and vibratos that only become part of your musical vocabulary when one does some serious “shedding” (or studying) of the Blues. Even though the musical bottles change, the wine inside remains the same. Also for the first time on a recording, Michael features a vocalist (Priestley Thompson) on a total reworking of `Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer'. Rob Mullins is on keyboards, Mark Ivester played drums, Nonda Trimis is on percussion, along with special guests Clipper Anderson (Acoustic Bass), Chris Alpine (Comedic Voice), Jeff Smith ! (Conga), and Deon Estus (George Michaels' Musical director) on Electric Bass . There are 14 songs in all, and over 63 minutes of music.

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