- It All Comes Back Around
- Chokin' Kind
- The Tie That Binds
- Dog Eat Dog World
- Share Your Love with Me
- You Can't Hide
- Can the World Still Turn Tomorrow?
- Too Cool for School
- In Time
- Georgia Moon
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Catfish Vocals (Background)
Doug Gray Vocals (Background)
Marshall Coats Guitar (Bass)
Robert Nowak Cello,Violin
Marina Volynets Violin
Oleg Proskuvnya Violin
Sue Tomlin Viola
Diniah Hornsby Vocals (Background)
Big Dave Peck Vocals (Background)
Nick Niespoeziani Vocals (Background)
Maureen Murphy Vocals (Background),Vocals (Background)
E.G. Kite Vocals (Background)
Wynelle Hicks Vocals (Background),Vocals (Background)
Jenny Hicks Vocals (Background)
Ken Trimmons Trumpet
Adam Newherter Saxophone
Marcus James Henderson Saxophone
Clay Cook Guitar (Bass),Vocals,Guitar,Piano,Bass
Paul Hornsby Piano,Organ
Jerome Thomas Drums
Buddy Greene Harmonica
Kelvin Holly Sitar
Paul Hornsby Audio Engineer,Engineer,Composer,Arranger
Ed Spyra Art Direction,Design
Greg Lewerke Management
Alfred Braggs Composer
Clay Cook Mixing,Engineer
Ron Rainey Executive Producer,Management
John Porter Mastering
Don Robey Composer


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Overview
Having played with the Marshall Tucker Band since 1998, guitarist Chris Hicks has little time to focus on a solo career. Dog Eat Dog World marks his second album in ten years, and while it's apparent that being a frontman isn't his primary focus, Hicks' sophomore effort shows him to be a fairly competent singer/songwriter in his own right. Long drawn-out solos and extensive guitar noodling could sink this sort of record, but Hicks often downplays the instrument, focusing instead on tight nuggets of Southern rock that aren't exclusively aimed at guitar fanatics. For someone whose voice is often relegated to backup duty in the Marshall Tucker Band, Hicks also flaunts a surprisingly confident set of pipes, and he swaggers his way through Southern-styled tales of troubled worlds and glowing moons with few hitches. Harmonicas, organs, and the occasional horn section find their way into the mix, and the five-piece band truly hits its stride when Hicks unleashes short, heated blasts from his guitar, soloing with his bandmates rather than forcing them to work around him. While Dog Eat Dog World grows increasingly familiar as the tracks progress, "Too Cool for School" -- which combines the excitement of early Kenny Wayne Shepherd with a grown-up sensibility -- is worth sticking around for. Here, Hicks switches between the harmonica and the guitar, pitting the instruments against each other in a war of solos before bringing it all home with his best fretwork on the album. Nothing new, perhaps, but nothing to scoff at, either. ~ Andrew Leahey
Product Details
Release Date: | 02/26/2008 |
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Label: | RAMBLIN' RECORDS |
UPC: | 0826663107968 |
Tracks
Album Credits
Performance Credits
Chris Hicks Primary Artist,Dobro,Piano,Vocals,Vocals (Background),HarmonicaCatfish Vocals (Background)
Doug Gray Vocals (Background)
Marshall Coats Guitar (Bass)
Robert Nowak Cello,Violin
Marina Volynets Violin
Oleg Proskuvnya Violin
Sue Tomlin Viola
Diniah Hornsby Vocals (Background)
Big Dave Peck Vocals (Background)
Nick Niespoeziani Vocals (Background)
Maureen Murphy Vocals (Background),Vocals (Background)
E.G. Kite Vocals (Background)
Wynelle Hicks Vocals (Background),Vocals (Background)
Jenny Hicks Vocals (Background)
Ken Trimmons Trumpet
Adam Newherter Saxophone
Marcus James Henderson Saxophone
Clay Cook Guitar (Bass),Vocals,Guitar,Piano,Bass
Paul Hornsby Piano,Organ
Jerome Thomas Drums
Buddy Greene Harmonica
Kelvin Holly Sitar
Technical Credits
Chris Hicks Audio Production,ComposerPaul Hornsby Audio Engineer,Engineer,Composer,Arranger
Ed Spyra Art Direction,Design
Greg Lewerke Management
Alfred Braggs Composer
Clay Cook Mixing,Engineer
Ron Rainey Executive Producer,Management
John Porter Mastering
Don Robey Composer
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