The First Album
Roomful of Blues & Duke Robillard
1996
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Roomful of Blues' self-titled debut album, released in 1977 on Island Records, was later reissued as "The First Album". The album was produced by Doc Pomus and Joel Dorn. The album brought the band national attention and is considered a blues classic. The album showcases the talents of all the band members.
Recording Info
Recorded in 1977, produced by Doc Pomus and Joel Dorn. It was recorded and mixed at Regent Sound Studios in New York City. Tom Coyne mastered the album at Frankford/Wayne Mastering Labs.
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Personnel
- Duke Robillard (Vocals, Guitar)
- Al Copley (Piano)
- Preston Hubbard (Bass)
- John Rossi (Drums)
- Rich Lataille (Alto Saxophone)
- Doug James (Baritone Saxophone)
- Greg Piccolo (Tenor Saxophone)
- Scott Hamilton (Tenor Saxophone)
- Doc Pomus (Producer)
- Joel Dorn (Producer)
- Vince McGarry (Engineer)
Significance
The album is considered a perfect snapshot of Roomful of Blues in the mid-1970s and is now considered a blues classic. It was a hard-swinging affair that showcased the talents of all the members.
The album was initially released as "Roomful of Blues" in 1977 and later reissued as "The First Album".
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