Cover je malo Kanje Vest, ali ignorišite to :)
This album was originally to be dedicated to Paul Lee who was the major producer. Upon my receipt of the final mix, Paul met his untimely death and the plan for this release, which was based on his expertise and contacts, was diverted. The recording never was picked up for release and remained in the can (or in my closet as it were) since 1998. Since that time, many of the people instrumental in this project have passed on. Bob Greenlee the owner/operator of Kingsnake Records, the sleepy blues label based out of Sanford, Florida, helped with the project using his studio, songwriting skills and musical ability has since passed away. Ace Moreland and Warren King, two fine musicians in their own right, engineered and performed the technical aspects as well as backing with rhythm guitar and vocals. These two men have passed on too. The final straw was the untimely death of one of the great modern bluesmen, Michael Burks. So, there is sweetness and sadness involved in finally getting this record where it deserves to be, in the hands of those who loved Michael of which there are thousands. Many recordings remain timeless and in my opinion, this one stands the test of time. Many thanks to those who have helped along the way to make this recording including: Lance Womack and Vernon Allgood (my brothers in blues), Keith Abel (for believing), Bobbie Burks and Sonja Greenlee (for helping dot the i’s and cross the t’s). I am especially grateful for the late Brenda Harris for supporting the vision.
Wightman Harris