Bluesoul

Bluesoul

Editorial Reviews
<"b000024zlm5540"> David Nelson, Editor, Living Blues, November/December 1996
Bluesoul is top-notch. Nulisch is one of the best “blue-eyed soul” singers around and is most effective in the horn-fueled classic Southern soul style CD.

<"b000024zlm5020"> Pulse!, Magazine - Tower Records December 1996
Nulisch is simply one of the best blues singers I’ve ever heard. The Texan first came to notice 10 years ago as warbler with Ronnie Earl and the Broadcasters.

<"b000024zlm4999"> Album Description
Bluesoul features compelling songs penned by Nulisch and his collaborator / bassist Steve Gomes and hip treatments of three timeless gems by O.V. Wright, Magic Sam, and Albert King. Throughout, Nulisch's plaintive, natural voice and his band's horn-fueled groove create a fresh sound: call it Bluesoul. It's a bold, contemporary groove that exudes the feelgood warmth of the music Darrell, and probably you grew up loving. It's the expression of one man's heart, not a recreation of others past musical achievements. Not strictly blues, but all blues at the core.

Bluesoul was meticulously recorded at the world-class Pearl Sound in Canton, Michigan, a heartbeat from Detroit. Recruited for the sessions were Motor City's tastiest percussionists and heaviest hornmen, injecting a bit of Motown into Darrell's funky Texas roots.

Darrell has established a strong following through his many stellar performances on the Black Top label, including recordings with Anson Funderburgh, Ronnie Earl, Hubert Sumlin, and his own group, Texas Heat. But he feels that this current project is by far the most exciting of his 20-year career. We at Higher Plane feel that it's a stunning realization of Darrell's artistic progression and hope that it will spearhead a refreshing musical movement. The time is right for the Bluesoul of Darrell Nulisch.

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