Uncovered CD

MUSIC

POP

Song Listing

Disc 1

Song Title

1. Run For Cover ~ Tony Joe White

2. Not One Bad Thought ~ Tony Joe White

3. Did Someone Make a Fool Out of You ~ Tony Joe White

4. Louvelda ~ Tony Joe White

5. Rebellion ~ Tony Joe White

6. Shakin' the Blues ~ Tony Joe White

7. Rainy Night In Georgia ~ Tony Joe White

8. Baby, Don't Look Down ~ Tony Joe White

9. Taking The Midnight Train ~ Tony Joe White

10. Keeper Of The Fire ~ Tony Joe White

Album Notes and Credits

Notes & Personnel Info
	Personnel: Eric Clapton, Mark Knopfler (vocals, guitar); J.J. Cale, Michael McDonald , Waylon Jennings.
	The King of Swamp Rock, Louisiana-born singer/guitarist Tony Joe White, released the 10-song UNCOVERED in 2006. Although less star-studded than 2004's THE HEROINES, the album finds White once again trading confidently in the thick, hazy, blues-tinged style that helped define the genre of swamp rock. White isn't quite as fiery here as he was in the days of "Polk Salad Annie" and "Willie and Laura Mae Jones," but his bayou drawl--which is just that much more, well, swampy--and his slow-burn guitar playing nicely evoke steamy Louisiana nights. They combine to create a musical gris-gris all Tony Joe's own.
Producer: Jody White
Engineer: Tony Joe White
Musical Guests
	Eric Clapton
	J.J. Cale
	Michael McDonald
	Mark Knopfler
	Waylon Jennings

Compilation Appearances

	White Boys Blues
	Country Funk 1969-1975

Associated Artists and Works

Original Soundtrack

Technical Info

	Release Date : 09/05/2006
	Original Release Date : 2006
	Catalog ID : 77072432
	Label : SWAMP RECORDS
	Number of Discs : 1
	Studio/Live : Studio
	Mono/Stereo : Stereo
	SPAR Code : n/a
	UPC : 00758877072438

Professional Reviews

Uncut (p.134)
- 4 stars out of 5 -- "That voice, along with the gritty material and the redneck noir settings, make for an extended-release musical narcotic."

Dirty Linen (p.88)
- "[The] high-profile guests will hopefully help bring some attention to his brand of simmering blues."

No Depression (p.124)
- "White's lyrical vision remains as sharp as a cottonmouth's fang, and he can still pack more emotional wallop into a whisper than a lot of cowpunk pretenders can summon..."