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All Music Guide - Steve Leggett
Albert Cummings was well on his way to becoming a hot bluegrass banjo player when he discovered the music of Stevie Ray Vaughan in his late teens and made the switch to electric guitar, and while it's tempting to consider him a Vaughan acolyte, particularly since he's played with the rhythm section of Vaughan's band Double Trouble and he gets the same graceful, tough, and elegant tone out of his Strat that made Vaughan a blues guitar icon, it isn't exactly the case. Yeah, Cummings plays the blues, and he does it pretty darn well, but he also has a little bit of country in him and his songs celebrate the working stiff trying to stretch his paycheck far enough to cover a ...
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All Music Guide - Steve Leggett
Albert Cummings was well on his way to becoming a hot bluegrass banjo player when he discovered the music of Stevie Ray Vaughan in his late teens and made the switch to electric guitar, and while it's tempting to consider him a Vaughan acolyte, particularly since he's played with the rhythm section of Vaughan's band Double Trouble and he gets the same graceful, tough, and elegant tone out of his Strat that made Vaughan a blues guitar icon, it isn't exactly the case. Yeah, Cummings plays the blues, and he does it pretty darn well, but he also has a little bit of country in him and his songs celebrate the working stiff trying to stretch his paycheck far enough to cover a few Friday night beers. No Regrets is Cummings' fifth album, and his most varied yet, with some blues numbers, yes, including a cover of Muddy Waters' "Mannish Boy," but also featuring pure country ballads like "She's So Tired," the Southern rock-like "Checkered Flag," and a straight-out rocking Friday night anthem, "Drink Party and Dance," all of which prove that Cummings, who has always insisted he was a bluesman and always will be, has a lot more than just the blues up his sleeve.
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Product Details

  • Release Date: 8/28/2012
  • Label: Oarfin Records
  • UPC: 786984059127
  • Catalog Number: 40591
  • Sales rank: 12,613

Tracks

Disc 1
  1. 1 Glass House (4:31)
  2. 2 500 Miles (3:46)
  3. 3 Eye To Eye (4:24)
  4. 4 Checkered Flag (3:27)
  5. 5 She's So Tired (4:17)
  6. 6 Your Day Will Come (3:37)
  7. 7 Cry Me A River (3:33)
  8. 8 Drink Party And Dance (3:40)
  9. 9 Foolin Me (4:19)
  10. 10 Where You Belong (4:00)
  11. 11 Mannish Boy (6:40)
  12. 12 Home Town (3:59)
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Album Credits

Performance Credits
Albert Cummings Primary Artist, Guitar, Vocals
Kevin Paige Background Vocals
Dave Smith Bass
Rick Steff Piano, Keyboards
Steve Potts Drums
Kimberlie Helton Background Vocals
Jimmy D. Taylor Harmonica
Vickie Adkins Background Vocals
Technical Credits
Jim Gaines Producer
Ellas McDaniel Composer
Pete Matthews Engineer
Ted Malia Engineer
Jason Latshaw Engineer
Brad Blackwood Mastering
Albert Cummings Composer
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