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| Omar & the Howlers | Primary Artist |
| Chris Duarte | Guitar |
| Terry Bozzio | Drums |
| Omar Kent Dykes | Guitar, Vocals |
| Alejandro Escovedo | Vocals |
| James Fenner | Percussion |
| Jon Dee Graham | Guitar |
| Chris Layton | Drums |
| George Rains | Drums |
| George Reiff | Bass, Bass Guitar |
| Tommy Shannon | Bass |
| Malcolm "Papa Mali" Welbourne | Guitar, Slide Guitar |
| Omar Kent Dykes | Composer, Producer, Audio Production |
| Chet Himes | Engineer |
| Jay Hudson | Engineer |
| Kevin Wommack | Producer, Audio Production |
| Dick Reeves | Art Direction |
| Jerry Tubb | Mastering |
| Joe Matza | Art Direction |
| Michael Van Merwyk | Art Direction |
Editorial Reviews
All Music Guide - Hal Horowitz
With his gravelly vocals that fall between Wolfman Jack and Howlin' Wolf, along with an ever-changing band of Howlers, Kent "Omar" Dykes charges through more rootsy boogie, blues, and rock & roll. For his first album of original material in four years, Dykes invited professional songwriters Darden Smith, Ray Wylie Hubbard, Stephen Bruton, and Alejandro Escovedo to co-write these 11 tunes. That not only elevates the quality of the tracks -- especially lyrically -- but also adds dashes of country and folk-rock to the mix. It diversifies but does not diminish Omar's gritty sound, and makes this one of his most accomplished and exciting recordings. Guest Howlers like ...