Heart Made of Steel

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Album: Heart Made of Steel
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Home Improvement
2)	Heart Made of Steel
3)	Little White Moon
4)	Drag in F
5)	Omaha Bounce
6)	Down & Out
7)	Enron Blues
8)	Change My Ways
9)	Cypress Inn Stomp
10)	Got Me Shakin' Now
11)	West Covina Rag
12)	Now I Know What They Mean
13)	Cardinell View

Album: Heart Made of Steel
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Home Improvement
2)	Heart Made of Steel
3)	Little White Moon
4)	Drag in F
5)	Omaha Bounce
6)	Down & Out
7)	Enron Blues
8)	Change My Ways
9)	Cypress Inn Stomp
10)	Got Me Shakin' Now
11)	West Covina Rag
12)	Now I Know What They Mean
13)	Cardinell View

Performer Notes

Terry Robb Trio: Terry Robb (vocals, acoustic guitar); Albert Reda (upright & electric basses, background vocals); Carlton Jackson (drums).
Additional personnel: Steve James (mandolin); Jeff Homan (soprano & alto saxophones); Warren Rand (alto saxophone); Tim Bryson (tenor & baritone saxophones); Garry Harris (tenor saxophone); Steve Cannon (trumpet); Tom "Bone" Malone (trombone); Peter Boe, Janice Scroggins (piano); John Mazzaccio (bass); Jeff Minnieweather (drums).
Recorded at Dead Aunt Thelma's Studios & Poundhouse Studios, Portland, Oregon.
Personnel: Terry Robb (guitar, acoustic guitar); Albert Reda (vocals, upright bass, bass guitar); Steve James (mandolin); Warren Rand (alto saxophone); Tim Bryson (tenor saxophone, baritone saxophone); Gary Harris (tenor saxophone); Steve Cannon (trumpet); Janice Scroggins, Peter Boe (piano); John Mazzocco (bass guitar); Carlton Jackson , Jeff Minnieweather (drums).
Recording information: Dead Aunt Thelmas; Poundhouse Studios, Portland, OR.

Professional Reviews

Down Beat (10/00, p.76) - 3 stars out of 5 - "...Perfectly agreeable solo and duet performances...offering several equally pleasing numbers that have his 'all-star blues orchestra'..."

Living Blues (11-12/00, p.92) - "...Terry Robb's singular guitar playing and his ability to both compose and select entertaining songs make [this album] stand out from its competitors in the crowded West Coast blues scene..."