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Hell to Pay

by: Jeff Healey

Release Date August 31, 1996
I'm biased cos I love the JH Band,For me Jeff Healey is one of the best guitarits ever. This album lets the band show they can rock as well as play great blues as in the previous cd 'see the light'. Mark Knopfler and George Harrison appear on the Album..I need not say more..just check it out.

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Get Me Some

by: Jeff Healey

Release Date May 01, 2002
This album is awesome. Simple as. The quality of the songs, the guitarplay, everything basically, is just so good that it's hard to believe. In fact, if you asked me to pick my favourite song off it, I'd be stumped. "My Life Story" is awesome, as is "Macon Georgia Blue"...but for heartfelt emotion, you can't go far wrong with "Rachel's Song" which takes on a really poignant edge following his untimely death earlier this year. Jeff may be dead, but his music will live on. Vaya con dios Jeff.

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Mess of Blues

by: Jeff Healey

Release Date March 24, 2008
'Mess Of Blues' is an absolutely sensational collection of live, predominantly blues recordings from the sadly departed guitar virtuoso and his brilliant band. If you like blues guitar played with passion and feeling, coupled with a tight, jumping rhythm section then this album is for you. Jeff Healey, in the liner notes, describes his band as "the very best bar band that anyone could ask for" and he wasn't wrong - they're tremendous.

The choices of songs are interesting and varied and make for a rich, eclectic, engaging listen, including tracks such as The Band's 'The Weight', Neil Young's 'Like A Hurricane' and Hank Williams' 'Jambalaya', all performed brilliantly. Standards such as 'I'm Torn Down', 'Mess O' Blues' and 'Shake, ... Read More:

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See the Light

by: Jeff Healey

Release Date September 02, 1995
I was sad to hear of Jeff Healeys death recently. I remember going to see him live in the late 1980's and was hooked immediately. his energetic and unusual style was engrossing, and when he launched into 'see the light' which features on this album, it blew everyone away. I think this debut album remains his best work. I was looking forward to seeing him in London In April, promoting his new album which is a return to blues after his Jazz work of more recent years, but it is not to be. I hope the new album serves as a fittng epitaph.

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Feel This

by: Jeff Healey

Release Date September 02, 1995
I was sad to hear of Jeff Healeys death recently. I remember going to see him live in the late 1980's and was hooked immediately. his energetic and unusual style was engrossing, and when he launched into 'see the light' which features on this album, it blew everyone away. I think this debut album remains his best work. I was looking forward to seeing him in London In April, promoting his new album which is a return to blues after his Jazz work of more recent years, but it is not to be. I hope the new album serves as a fittng epitaph.

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The Best of the Jeff Healey Band

by: Jeff Healey

Release Date July 07, 2003
This is mainly a covers album so don't expect too much in the way of new material however, it must be said that Jeff Healey's style was unique enough in its own right.

This is packed with good bluesy renditions of classics like "Run Through The Jungle" & a really neat version of "Badge" & also "Angel" & packs a decent punch.

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Among Friends

by: Jeff Healey & The Jazz Wizards

Release Date April 09, 2007
This is mainly a covers album so don't expect too much in the way of new material however, it must be said that Jeff Healey's style was unique enough in its own right.

This is packed with good bluesy renditions of classics like "Run Through The Jungle" & a really neat version of "Badge" & also "Angel" & packs a decent punch.

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Sloe Gin

by: Joe Bonamassa

Release Date August 27, 2007
I just want to add my voice to the crowd: Bonamassa is more than you expect. I have bought all his records now, and there is no disappointment, I am very very impressed with him: good voice, massive sound, an amazing knowledge of the classics of blues and rock, and a style of his own who can also perfectly emulate the great names when needed. He is fulfilling expectations coming from the hype around him. HE DESERVES IT. I have not been impressed as much with someone since Stevie Ray played Texas Flood in my ears many years ago. MUST HAVE FOR ALL BLUES FANS!! Not only this CD! ALL OF THEM !!!

CD-Charts Position 9
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Live at Montreux 1999 [Us Import]

by: Jeff Healey

Release Date May 03, 2005
I just want to add my voice to the crowd: Bonamassa is more than you expect. I have bought all his records now, and there is no disappointment, I am very very impressed with him: good voice, massive sound, an amazing knowledge of the classics of blues and rock, and a style of his own who can also perfectly emulate the great names when needed. He is fulfilling expectations coming from the hype around him. HE DESERVES IT. I have not been impressed as much with someone since Stevie Ray played Texas Flood in my ears many years ago. MUST HAVE FOR ALL BLUES FANS!! Not only this CD! ALL OF THEM !!!

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Road House: Original Soundtrack [SOUNDTRACK]

by: Original Soundtrack

Release Date February 12, 1994
A great soundtrack from a classic Swayze movie. The Jeff Healy band are superb and give the film that extra something all the way through. The other tracks finish the score off nicely, with even Swayze chipping in!