Soul Changes, by Dave Keller

Soul Changes

by Dave Keller

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Blues Music Award Nominee for Best Soul/Blues Album of 2013!!

Comes in a gorgeous digipak, featuring photography by Thom Gilbert, whose book "Soul Men" is scheduled for release by The Stax Museum in Memphis. www.thomgilbert.net Digipak is made of 100% recycled paper and plastic. Includes pull-out booklet with session photos and full session notes.

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1.	Searchin' For a Sign 04:11	info	buy track
2.	17 Years 04:14	info	buy track
3.	Old Man's Lullabye 04:19	info	buy track
4.	I Wish We'd Kissed 04:21	info	buy track
5.	Lonely and I 03:05	info	buy track
6.	One More Time 04:46	info	buy track
7.	It's Too Strong 03:19	info	buy track
8.	Back In Love Again 03:37	info	buy track
9.	Don't Look Back 03:34	info	buy track
10.	Heart On a String 04:13	info	buy track
11.	Is It Over? 04:18	info	buy track

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2014 Blues Music Award Nominee for Best Soul/Blues Album!!

I feel quite blessed to have been able to make this record with some of the finest soul musicians on the planet.

The Hi Rhythm Section is renowned for having played on all Al Green's hits, as well as on "I Can't Stand the Rain" by Ann Peebles, and countless deep soul classics by singers including O.V. Wright, Otis Clay, Syl Johnson, and many others.

Bobby Manuel was recently featured on the White House soul special on PBS, and was a house guitarist at Stax Records, as well as the replacement for Steve Cropper in Booker T. and the MGs.

Lester Snell was a house arranger and keyboardist at Stax Records, and a member of The Isaac Hayes Movement.

The Revelations are one of the finest of today's crop of true soul bands. They are based in Brooklyn, and backed me on my last CD, the award-winning "Where I'm Coming From".

The song "17 Years" was co-written with Darryl Carter, one of the greatest living soul songwriters. Based in Memphis, Darryl's catalog includes hits such as "Woman's Gotta Have It" and "More Than I Can Stand" (Bobby Womack) and "Blind, Crippled and Crazy" (O.V. Wright).

This CD was made possible through the generosity of over 250 of my fans and friends. THANK YOU ALL SO MUCH.

This CD is dedicated with love to my dad, Don Keller.

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released April 29, 2014

Produced by Bob Perry

Dave Keller: vocals and all guitar solos

MEMPHIS SESSIONS (Tracks #1-6):

The Hi Rhythm Section:
Charles Hodges: organ
Leroy Hodges: bass
Mabon "Teenie" Hodges: guitar
(right channel: tracks #5, 6; left channel tracks #1,2,3)

plus:
Bobby Manuel: guitar (right channel tracks #1,2,3,4; left channel tracks #4,5,6)
Lester Snell: electric piano
Gintas Janusonis: drums, percussion
Marc Franklin: trumpet
Lannie McMillan, Jr.: tenor sax
Kirk Smothers: baritone sax
Rell Gaddis: backing vocals
Halley Hiatt: backing vocals

BROOKLYN SESSIONS (Tracks #7-11)

The Revelations:
Wes Mingus: guitar
Gintas Janusonis: drums, conga, tambourine
Ben Zwerin: bass
Adam Klipple: keyboards, electric piano

plus:
Geoff Countryman: tenor sax, baritone sax
Joe Ancowitz: trumpet
Rick Parker: trombone
Rell Gaddis: backing vocals
Halley Hiatt: backing vocals

Memphis sessions recorded by Lawrence "Boo" Mitchell at Royal Studios, Memphis, TN, February 4-7, 2013.

Brooklyn sessions recorded by Arnold Mischkulnig, assisted by Jeff Rameau, at Chopshop Studios, Brooklyn, NY, December 17-19, 2012, March 21-22 and May 16 and 24, 2013.

Mixed and mastered by Arnold Mischkulnig at Chopshop Studios.

Backing vocals arranged by Dave Keller and Arnold Mischkulnig.

Front, back, and inside cover photos by Thom Gilbert
Booklet photos by Dave Keller
Creative direction by Bob Perry
Design and Layout by Paul Grosso

Dave Keller uses GHS strings.

Please support The Blues Foundation (blues.org) and The Music Maker Relief Foundation (musicmaker.org)

"There will come a time when you believe everything is finished. That will be the beginning." -- Louis L'Amour

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While showing the influence of his mentors (Johnny Rawls, Mighty Sam McClain, Ronnie Earl), Keller's individuality shines. Deep soul singing, fiery guitar work, meaningful songs with addictive choruses. Like a younger generation Robert Cray, Keller mixes the power of soul and blues, drawing the listener into his world, and leaving them richer for the experience. ... more

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