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Twelve original songs combine rock, folk, blues and even a little funk to create a cohesive sound that sustains the whole collection. It's all here: lost love, found love, cold nights in strange rooms and great Mexican food! Doug Gibboney on guitar and harmonica is backed by P.R.J. Smith on lead guitar, Don Judy on bass and mandolin, John McHenry on drums, Tim Pelton on keyboards and Noel Gevers on backup vocals and congas. If you're looking for some honest, real music, this CD is for you. Several cuts are entirely live in studio with a mimimum of overdubbing on the other tracks. Doug Gibboney is the author of four books, "Murder at Cleaver Stadium," "Stonewall Jackson at Gettysburg," "Tragic Glory" and "Bussie's Book: The Story of the Cat Who Loved to Sew." He is also the editor of "Littleton Washington's Journal: Life in Antebellum Washington, Vigilante San Francisco and Confederate Richmond." "Guitars, Girls and Motels" is his first CD. A second, tentatively titled "Pieces and Bits", is now being recorded. Check out the artist's website: http://www2.xlibris.com/bookstore/bookdisplay.asp?bookid=1922 Track List: 1. Going Down Slow 2. Lunch on the Moon 3. Akron 4. Dc 6 Am 5. Hot Tamales! 6. Up to You 7. Same Old Hum 8. Two of a Kind 9. Hold So Long 10. So Long Baby 11. Check Out Time 12. Just Another Blues Suggested CDs:Other Genres:
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