Rusty Wright Blues

about

The RWB sound is guitar-based and contemporary, with a sax section and soaring B3 adding tasty layers of texture. Add dual lead vocalists, a pinch of Motor City attitude, a drop or two of humor and top it all off with a splash of southern rock and you’ve got a musical Molotov cocktail called the Rusty Wright Band. Wright is an incendiary guitarist and from his first note the stage practically sizzles with high octane energy as he throws down a six-string gauntlet and challenges his band to ever greater heights as tasty guitar, sax, Hammond B3 and vocal riffs volley back and forth across the stage. BluesBunny.com, a Scottish blues webzine describes the RWB sound as “Kind of like Poppa Chubby without the urban aggression.” Fronting the band with Wright is his wife, rhythm guitarist & vocalist Laurie LaCross-Wright, a compelling singer with a vivid and expressive vocal style that stretches with ease from a breathy, crooned endearment into a two-octave slide that becomes a throaty affirmation of her ability to wail. The chemistry between Wright and his wife is both obvious and refreshing as they exchange playful banter onstage and share anecdotes about the songs and their lives with the audience. Musically, they soar. Their passion for music and performing is evident as they take turns playing off each other. Laurie laughs with delight when Rusty plays a particularly inventive riff. His guitar work echoes the dynamics and emotion of her voice as she sings. He closes his eyes a

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Ain't No Good Life

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Blues Revue December-January 2007

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Playin with Fire

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Blues Review - Blues Music Sampler - Dec/Jan 2007

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Greatest Blues Ballads

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Blues Revue: Blues Music Sampler 016 (Dec-Jan 2007)

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Blues Revue - Blues Music Sampler - Dec/Jan 2007

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Blues Revue Blues Music Sampler December January 2007

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Ready

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Ain´t No Good Life

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BR 016 Blues Revue - Blues Music Sampler - Dec/Jan 2007

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Blues Revue 2007-01

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