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Señor Blues is one of Taj Mahal's best latter-day albums, a rollicking journey through classic blues styles performed with contemporary energy and flair. There's everything from country-blues to jazzy uptown blues on Señor Blues, and Taj hits all of areas in between, including R&B and soul. Stylistically, it's similar to most of his albums, but he's rarely been as effortlessly fun and infectious as he is here. ~ Thom Owens, All Music Guide
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Credits
- Stephen Marcussen
- Mastering
- Joe McGrath
- Engineer, Mixing
- John Porter
- Producer
- Johnny Lee Schell
- Guitar
- Joe Sublett
- Arranger, Adaptation, Sax (Tenor)
- Donna Taylor
- Vocals (Background)
- Texacali Horns
- Horn
- Mick Weaver
- Organ (Hammond)
- Terrence Forsythe
- Vocals (Background)
- Larry Fulcher
- Bass, Vocals (Background)
- Lester Cohen
- Photography
- James Minchin
- Photography
- Eric Greedy
- Assistant Engineer
- Kathryn Keller Moss
- Production Coordination
- Sholto Scott Watson
- Production Assistant
- Diane Medak
- Production Coordination
- Tony Fulcher
- Bass, Vocals (Background)
- Michael Gibson
- Assistant Engineer
- Sir Harry Bowens
- Vocals (Background)
- Tony Braunagel
- Percussion, Tambourine, Drums
- Jon Cleary
- Piano, Wurlitzer
- Darrell Leonard
- Trombone, Trumpet, Adaptation, Arranger, French Horn
- Taj Mahal
- Dobro, Harmonica, Vocals, Adaptation, Main Performer, Kazoo
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