Slow Burn

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Product Description Slow Burn by Reverend Raven Review "Slow Burn is one of the best new CDs to come to our show in a long time" -- Indiana Public Radio, Indianapolis, IN"Cadillac Pete is brilliant" -- Quint Davis/New Orleans Jazz Fest"Pete Rahn has Big, Bad harp tone. This is mighty fine blues with that feel-so-good Slow Burn, just as the title says. Highly recommended" -- Tom Hyslop, Blues Revue 3/99"Pete Rahn is magnificent" -- Blues Revue, 3/99"The Reverend's new CD Slow Burn is burning up the airwaves here in Duluth" -- ZROC Radio, Duluth, MN"The interplay between Raven's fiery guitar and Cadillac Pete's luminescent harp playing can be breathtaking." Something else to remember Milwaukee by besides, beer, brats and bad baseball teams." -- Blues Access Magazine Spring 1999"Traditional 1950's classic Chicago blues, great band". -- The Twin Cities Blues NewsKlasse -- Blues News, Germany, April 2000Put CD on stereo - listened to 20 seconds assumed it had to be a LIVE recording, cause no studio recording usually sounds this alive and exciting -- LarryStanding ovation at Buddy Guys Legends -- Joanna Gray, December 1999WMSE Radio, Milwaukee, WI "Great CD, great band live" -- Crawford's Blues Drive P.when('A').execute(function(A) { A.on('a:expander:toggle_description:toggle:collapse', function(data) { window.scroll(0, data.expander.$expander[0].offsetTop-100); }); }); From the Label "These guys are really good..."This is head and shoulders one of the best homegrown CDs I've heard in a long time" From the Artist Hi, Reverend Raven here. Thanks for checking out our CD "Slow Burn". This CD was recorded live at Walls Have Ears studio in Milwaukee, WI. All tracks are one take with no overdubs. The CD acurately represented our second live set. About the Artist REVEREND RAVEN: Lead guitar and vocals: Born and raised on south side of Chicago, the Reverend has been playing the blues since 1974 when he first saw Freddy King play at the Kinetic Theatre in Chicago. After 20 year hitch in the Navy he settled in Oshkosh and then finally in Milwaukee. Since 1990 he has opened for or performed with Pinetop Perkins, the Koko Taylor Band, Billy Branch, Magic Slim, Elvin Bishop, Sugar Blue, Lonnie Brooks, William Clarke, Maurice John Vaughn, Lefty Dizz and Junior Wells. Locally he has performed with Billy Flynn, Perry Weber, Piano Willie, Stokes, Jon Paris, Clyde Stubblefied, Bryan Lee and the Lamont Cranston band. The Reverend was one of five nominees for the Wisconsin Area Music Industry (WAMI) award for best blues band in 1998, the winner in 1999 and again in 2000. See more