Noted as "one of blues music's best kept secrets," singer Lou Pride presents his debut recording on Severn Records and his most accomplished effort to date, originally released in May 2002. Here's what the critics say about the album:
"Pride is commandingly on the mark - suave and reserved here, passionate there, simply a dynamite soul-blues vocalist. Words Of Caution is a sure contender for major awards and a contemporary soul must-hear". - Blues Revue.
"On Words Of Caution, Pride issues a warning...for all the soul-singing pretenders to move out of the way - here comes the real deal!" - Frost Illustrated.
"Lou Pride's voice could bring a tear to the eye of a lumberjack." - Edmonton News.
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Thanks a lot!
If this is anything like the other Prode you posted, this is one hell of a treat. many thanks, KC.
Wonderful singer, like listening on a chilly night to the best brand of cognac sing, if it were possible. Thanks for posting two of his albums.
Listening now...love it ! A Bobby Bland/Z Z Hill influence...but great to hear a new (for me) vintage Blues/Soul/Gospel deep and emotional vocal rarity... Cheers...As good as a modern period Blues album could be ...But who comes from this rich place to innovate this spirit tomorrow..please let me know !!!
Listened to the albums and loved it. Thanks KC.
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