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Album · 2002

One Step Ahead of the Blues

by Chris Spedding

Released
April 2002
Label
CD‐Maximum
Catalogue no.
CDM 0702-923
Tracklist
12 tracks
Length
46:17
Country
RU

“One Step Ahead of the Blues” is an album by Chris Spedding, released in 2002 on CD‐Maximum. The original release has 12 tracks with a running time of 46:17. Jazz standards on the record include “Remember”. The line-up features Chris Spedding (engineer, guitar), Reggie McBride (bass) and טל ברגמן (membranophone, percussion).

Who played on One Step Ahead of the Blues

  • Chris Spedding engineer, guitar, keyboard, vocals, bass, percussion all tracks
  • Reggie McBride bass on 9 tracks
  • טל ברגמן membranophone, percussion on 9 tracks

Tracklist

  1. 1 Cajun Moon 4:16
  2. 2 I Wouldn’t Treat a Dog 3:45
  3. 3 No Expectations 3:40
  4. 4 Remember standard 3:26
  5. 5 Riverboat 4:00
  6. 6 Go to the Mardi Gras 4:01
  7. 7 Albatross 3:09
  8. 8 One Step Ahead of the Blues 4:05
  9. 9 Mother Earth 4:08
  10. 10 Dollar of My Pain 4:15
  11. 11 Young Man Blues — Mose Allison 3:21
  12. 12 Lonely Avenue 4:11

Production

  • Philippe Rault producer
  • Warren Dewey engineer, recording, remixer
  • Freddy Koella engineer, remixer

More albums by Chris Spedding

Backwood Progression 1970 · Harvest Songs Without Words 1971 · Odeon The Only Lick I Know 1972 · Harvest Chris Spedding 1976 · RAK Hurt 1977 · RAK Guitar Graffiti 1978 · RAK I’m Not Like Everybody Else 1980 · RAK Enemy Within 1986 · New Rose Records Cafe Days 1990 · New Rose Records Click Clack 2005 · SPV Recordings Pearls 2011 · Repertoire Records (UK) Ltd. Joyland 2015 · Cleopatra

Frequently asked questions

Who played on One Step Ahead of the Blues?

The line-up of One Step Ahead of the Blues includes Chris Spedding (engineer, guitar), Reggie McBride (bass) and טל ברגמן (membranophone, percussion).

Which label released One Step Ahead of the Blues?

One Step Ahead of the Blues was released in 2002 on CD‐Maximum (CDM 0702-923).

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