Popa Chubby, Stealing the Devil's Guitar - 1h 2m 9s

Tracks & Durations

1. Slide Devil Man Slide	4:22
2. Smuggler's Game	5:16
3. Why I Can't Have You	5:28
4. Right on	5:39
5. In This World	4:10
6. Walking With Amar	3:18
7. Stoned Again	4:42
8. Young Guns	3:36
9. Buffalo Chips	1:29
10. Bold As Love	4:13
11. Long Deep Hard And Wide	3:10
12. Virgil And Smokey	6:09
13. Preacher Man	3:54
14. The Devil's Guitar	6:34

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Review

Excitement doesn't come cheap, and Popa Chubby gets it every way he can in these 13 eclectic songs. The New York City singer/axe-mangler keeps things rolling at a heart-thumping pace by one-upping Satan on "Slide Devil Man Slide" and the jazz-inflected instrumental "The Devil's Guitar," running drugs in "Smuggler's Game," and cranking the steel-on-steel peal of six-string slide to the max. But he makes time for soul, too, plunging into the funky old-school R&B of "Back in My Baby's Arms" and covering Mississippi hill country matriarch Jessie Mae Hemphill's prayerful "Lord, Help the Poor and Needy" (retitled here "In the World"). Toss in the blues-rocker "Long Deep Hard and Wide" and the acoustic bluegrass thriller "Buffalo Chips"--where Chubby blazes through a sweet and breezy melody on mandolin, Dobro, and guitar--and you've got the full profile of an artist whose talent is even bigger than his considerable girth. --Ted DrozdowskiThe undisputed "King of the New York City Blues" returns with an electrifying selection of hard-charging, guitar-driven anthems. Popa's signature brand of progressive, lyrically incisive blues rocks like there's no tomorrow. "Stealing the Devil's Guitar" features twelve new Popa songs and a cover of Jessie Mae Hemphill's legendary "In This World."

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