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Discography 2006-2015 www.rustywrightband.com [email protected] 810-496-3051 Discography 2006-2015 Wonder Man [Rusty Wright Band/Sadson Music 2015] #8 Billboard Blues chart; #4 Billboard Heatseeker chart - Midwest; #3 Hit Tracks Top 100 chart; #1 Blues411 chart; Top 10 Relix Magazine Jambands chart. Nomination: Vintage Guitar Magazine Reader’s Choice Award - Album of the Year; Nomination: WYCE Jammie Award - Album of the Year”. Nomination: Blues411 Jimi Award - Contemporary Blues Album of the year. Songs: Length Written by Wonder Man 3:59 Rusty Wright Ain’t That the Blues 4:28 Rusty Wright Black Hat Boogie 4:27 Rusty Wright You Know, I Know 3:50 Rusty Wright Love’s Gonna Treat You Right 4:27 Rusty Wright Gonna Come a Day 5:18 Rusty Wright [International Songwriting Competition Finalist - Blues] Corvette Sunday 4:05 Rusty Wright Arms of Another 3:46 Rusty Wright Whiskey Drinkin’ Woman 3:58 Rusty Wright Chinfoot Ball 4:34 Rusty Wright This, That & the Other Thing [Rusty Wright Band/Sadson Music 2013] Blues411 Jimi Award - 2013 Best Contemporary Blues Release; Nominations: WYCE Jammie Awards - Best Blues/Soul Album, Best Regional Album. Included: WMHB 89.7 FM Waterville, ME Top 100 Blues Releases of 2013. Top 10 (5 months) - Relix Magazine/Jambands.com airplay chart; #15 - Roots Music Report; #21 - Living Blues chart; #149 - AMA chart. Songs: Length Written by Whole Lotta Rosie 4:31 Music by Rusty Wright, Lyrics by Bon Scott Man on Fire 6:23 Rusty Wright Alarm Clock Blues 5:22 Rusty Wright How Blue are You 5:27 Rusty Wright Mississippi Queen 4:56 Leslie West, additional lyrics by Rusty Wright Trouble & the Marryin’ Kind 3:39 Rusty Wright Hide in Plain Sight 3:07 Rusty Wright Baby Roll On 5:38 Rusty Wright High Price Woman 3:26 Rusty Wright Handyman 3:43 Rusty Wright Pen or Sword 8:53 Rusty Wright Live Fire [Rusty Wright Band/Sadson Music 2011] In 2011 RWB quietly released a digital compilation of live cuts from various concerts recorded over the course of several years. “Live Fire” was intended for fans and was not publicized. Nominations: WYCE Jammie Award - Best Local Album, Best Soul/Blues Album. The album has since been pressed and is available in CD format in addition to MP3s. Songs: Length Written by World Upside Down 8:03 Rusty Wright Alarm Clock Blues 5:24 Rusty Wright Groove Medley/ 10:21 Rusty Wright, Rufus Thomas, Robert Johnson Ain’t from Mississippi Rusty Wright Messin’ Round 3:49 Rusty Wright Man on Fire 6:42 Rusty Wright Someday After a While 9:41 Freddy King Lost Souls 6:58 Rusty Wright Pretty Little Lies 5:28 Rusty Wright Day of the Eagle 7:52 Robin Trower Whole Lotta Rosie 5:59 Music by Rusty Wright, Lyrics, Bon Scott Playin' with Fire [Rusty Wright Band/Sadson Music 2009] Top 10 - regional Billboard chart; Top 10 - iTunes Blues Chart; Sirius/XM Bluesville Picks to Click chart; Roots Music Report. Blues Matters, Europe's largest roots and blues publication dubbed the album “brilliant.” Songs: Length Written by World Upside Down 4:13 Rusty Wright Pretty Little Lies 3:59 Rusty Wright Lost Souls 6:28 Rusty Wright Messin’ Round 4:51 Rusty Wright Make a Liar Out of Me 4:08 Rusty Wright Last Days of Whitey Malone 6:10 Rusty Wright You Ain’t Thinkin’ ‘Bout Me 4:52 Rusty Wright A Change in the Weather 5:59 Rusty Wright What a Ride 3:24 Rusty Wright Playin’ With Fire 4:07 Rusty Wright Ain’t No Good Life [Rusty Wright Blues/Sadson Music 2006] The band's recording debut featured drum tracks by former Godsmack/Fuel drummer Tommy Stewart. Garnering excellent reviews, Ain't No Good Life was named one of the year's top five albums by Midnight Special Blues radio in Paris, France. Songs: Length Written by Ain’t No Good Life 5:28 Rusty Wright I Ain’t from Mississippi 3:41 Rusty Wright The Fool Will Do 3:37 Rusty Wright Hang Dog 3:16 Rusty Wright Do it Again 3:54 Rusty Wright Summertime 7:03 George & Ira Gershwin Nasty Reputation 3:51 Rusty Wright Somethin’ Missin’ 4:24 Rusty Wright Long Time Comin’ 3:40 Rusty Wright Missin’ You 5:03 Rusty Wright Don’t Need Yo Bad Mind 3:30 Rusty Wright Toppy 3:55 Rusty Wright Hell on My Heels 3:51 Rusty Wright.
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