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1989 Read My Lips (Antone's Records) 1990 Dreams Come True with Marcia Ball and Angela Strehli (Antone's) 1998 Sugar Coated Love with Rockola and Stevie Ray Vaughan (M.I.L. Multimedia) 1999 Thunderbroad with Rockola and Stevie Ray Vaughan (Blues Factory) 2002 Someday (Catfish) 2007 On The Jimmy Reed Highway with Omar Kent Dykes and ...
31 de mar. de 2015 · Barton returned to her blues-rock roots for 1989's Read My Lips. Cutting out the synthesizers and pop gloss of Forbidden Tones for a more traditional sound and recording with longtime friends like the Fabulous Thunderbirds' Kim Wilson and Jimmie Vaughan, Barton delivers her strongest set of tunes.
"If you can't hear the blues in this music, then honey, READ MY LIPS." Additional cuts can be heard on CD (which contains 3 additional tracks: "I Wonder Why", "Let's Have A Party" and "High Time We Went".) Jimmie Vaughan and Kim Wilson appear courtesy of CBS Records LP housed in clear poly inner sleeve. Runout notes:
Desde 2010 está actuando y girando con Jimmie Vaughan y la Tilt-un-Whirl Band. Discografía. 1979 Austin Festival with Stevie Ray Vaughan; 1982 Old Enough (Asylum Records) 1986 Forbidden Tones (Spindletop Records) 1989 Read My Lips (Antone's Records) 1990 Dreams Come True (Antone's) (with Marcia Ball and Angela Strehli)
Lou Ann Barton Discography. This album of authentic Texas roadhouse Blues shows exactly where Lou Ann was coming from. READ MY LIPS. Lou Ann’s thousands of live performances have always been very classy, whether fronting her own band or joining old friends like Jimmie Vaughan or WC Clark.
Read My Lips, an Album by Lou Ann Barton. Released in 1989 on Antone's (catalog no. ANT 0009; Vinyl LP). Genres: Electric Texas Blues. Rated #1512 in the best albums of 1989.
Distributed By – New Rose. Credits. Backing Vocals – Diana Ray, Fran Christina, Paul Ray. Bass – Jon Blondell, Tommy Shannon. Drums – George Rains. Electric Guitar, Slide Guitar – Derek O'Brien (3) Engineer – Stuart Sullivan. Guitar – David Grissom, Denny Freeman, Jimmie Vaughan. Harmonica, Backing Vocals – Kim Wilson. Piano – Mel Brown.
