TERRY QUIETT BAND "TAKING SIDES"
In just a few years the Terry Quiett Band has become a mainstay across
America's Heartland. From 6th Street in Austin...to the windy city of
Chicago...through the mountains of Colorado...across the deserts of
Arizona...jamming down on Beale Street in Memphis...wherever they go the
TQB has won over young and old with their energetic and soulful
sound.During this time, the Terry Quiett Band has shared the stage with
legends including Buddy Guy, Robert Cray, B.B. King, Jonny Lang, Kenny
Wayne Shepherd, Johnny Winter, Walter Trout, Robin Trower, Tab Benoit,
Robert Randolph and the Family Band, Bernard Allison, Big Head Todd and
the Monsters, .38 Special and Los Lonely Boys.Electric blues and rock fans searching for a new guitar hero need
look no further than Terry Quiett, roaring from the heartland like a
tornado on his latest, greatest release. Ten albums since 1999 have
proven his staying power while allowing him to develop his exceptional
talents as a singer, songwriter and virtuosoinstrumentalist in
preparation for “overnight success” he has earned and deserves.Twelve scorching, soulful originals, along with one classy cover,
range from raw country blues to grooving R&B driven hard by bassist
Nathan Johnson and drummer Rodney Baker and augmented by “Mississippi”
Hal Reed (harp), Scott Williams (keyboards and tenor sax), Brad Turgeon
(trumpet) and Jordan Northerns (trombone). The stomping “Come the
Morning” with Quiett ripping on his resonator guitar and Reed matching
on “Mississippi Saxophone” contains the sly demand “Be gone come the
morning, mama, don’t call my bluff. Oh, but before you take off and
start your new life, I need to get me your jelly roll for one more
night.” “Nothing At All” continues the musical onslaught, revealing
Quiett as the new “King of the Slide,” with chilling commentary: “Down
to the ground in a fiery rain, some live a lie, others kill for
nothing.” The dark remake of his earlier “Cut the Rope” finds Quiett
employing a wah pedal and his slashing slide to intensify the stinging
confessional lyrics “My lies are growing quite thin, you see right
through each of them.” TERRY QUIETT BAND
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