TOMMY MCCOY WITH TOMMY SHANNON & CHRIS LAYTON
''TRIPLE TROUBLE''
NOVEMBER 3 2008
58:12
1/No Love Without Any Green
T. McCoy/3:07
2/It's These Blues
T. McCoy/4:31
3/Love 'N' Money
T. McCoy/5:41
4/The Change Is In
T. McCoy/7:23
5/Money
Roger Waters/6:45
6/Money (That's What I Want)
Janie Bradford / Berry Gordy, Jr./2:45
7/Brokeyou're a Joke
T. McCoy/2:51
8/Poverty
D. Clark / P. Woods/3:07
9/Con Man
T. McCoy/5:03
10/She Worships Money
D. McCoy / D. Thomas/2:57
11/Gimme a Little Sign
T. McCoy/4:49
12/Ain't Gonna Take No Mo
T. McCoy/3:38
13/Ace in the Hole
T. McCoy/5:49
Joel Brodsky /Bass
Tony Coleman /Drums
Calvin Cratic /Drums
Charlie DeChant /Saxophone
Byrd Foster /Drums
Pat Geoffrey /Piano
Chris Layton /Drums, Guest Artist
Mark McCoy /Bass
Tommy McCoy /Guitar, Mandolin, Vocals
Larry Mergillano /Trumpet
Mondo Bizarro /Bass
Ace Moreland /Slide Dobro
Rock Bottom /Harp
Tommy Shannon /Bass, Guest Artist
John Street /Organ (Hammond), Piano
Jim Talbot /Guitar
Ken West /Bass
REVIEW
by Jim Allen
Singer/guitarist Tommy McCoy has worked with worked with musicians from both the Allman Brothers Band and Stevie Ray Vaughan's band, so it should come as no surprise that his own music seamlessly mixes straight-up blues with a touch of Southern rock. The title of this album refers to the presence of Vaughan's classic Double Trouble rhythm section, Tommy Shannon and Chris Layton, who provide an unshakeable foundation for McCoy's soulful vocals and stinging guitar work here.
''TRIPLE TROUBLE''
NOVEMBER 3 2008
58:12
1/No Love Without Any Green
T. McCoy/3:07
2/It's These Blues
T. McCoy/4:31
3/Love 'N' Money
T. McCoy/5:41
4/The Change Is In
T. McCoy/7:23
5/Money
Roger Waters/6:45
6/Money (That's What I Want)
Janie Bradford / Berry Gordy, Jr./2:45
7/Brokeyou're a Joke
T. McCoy/2:51
8/Poverty
D. Clark / P. Woods/3:07
9/Con Man
T. McCoy/5:03
10/She Worships Money
D. McCoy / D. Thomas/2:57
11/Gimme a Little Sign
T. McCoy/4:49
12/Ain't Gonna Take No Mo
T. McCoy/3:38
13/Ace in the Hole
T. McCoy/5:49
Joel Brodsky /Bass
Tony Coleman /Drums
Calvin Cratic /Drums
Charlie DeChant /Saxophone
Byrd Foster /Drums
Pat Geoffrey /Piano
Chris Layton /Drums, Guest Artist
Mark McCoy /Bass
Tommy McCoy /Guitar, Mandolin, Vocals
Larry Mergillano /Trumpet
Mondo Bizarro /Bass
Ace Moreland /Slide Dobro
Rock Bottom /Harp
Tommy Shannon /Bass, Guest Artist
John Street /Organ (Hammond), Piano
Jim Talbot /Guitar
Ken West /Bass
REVIEW
by Jim Allen
Singer/guitarist Tommy McCoy has worked with worked with musicians from both the Allman Brothers Band and Stevie Ray Vaughan's band, so it should come as no surprise that his own music seamlessly mixes straight-up blues with a touch of Southern rock. The title of this album refers to the presence of Vaughan's classic Double Trouble rhythm section, Tommy Shannon and Chris Layton, who provide an unshakeable foundation for McCoy's soulful vocals and stinging guitar work here.
