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Neal Black, son of a German mother and a Native American father from Alabama, spent most of his life in Texas. He became known in the local blues scene as the musician who regularly opened for concerts by Stevie Ray Vaughan, The Fabulous Thunderbirds, Omar & The Howlers, and many others. A quote from Rolling Stone: "Neal Black is one of the most important blues musicians and one of the best new musicians from Texas in the last 10 years. He has developed his own unique guitar style, and his voice sounds like a mix of Tom Waits and Howlin' Wolf."

Neal Black has lived the blues. It is not something he learned from a video clip or a book; these are true stories of life, his stories. Neal went through tough times in Texas, where he ran into trouble with the law, spent lonely times in New York, and felt homesick in Mexico... Neal Black sings the blues with a voice that lies somewhere between Tom Waits and Howlin' Wolf after a pack of cigarettes. His singing is tinged with dark anger and sweet melancholy, soaked in "smoking guitar work that burns like a Tequila Sunrise." His lyrics scratch at the soul and touch you deeply. This can also be heard on his latest album.