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16 de abr. de 2021 · Chris Cain has released his 15th album, Raisin' Cain on the prestigious Alligator Records label. The album has hit the blues charts at home and all over the world. #1 on the California Blues Radio Charts for 12 consecutive weeks, Raisin' Cain continues to remain in the top 10 albums every week for the past 26 weeks.
9 de abr. de 2021 · Raisin' Cain by Chris Cain, released 09 April 2021 1. Hush Money 2. You Won't Have A Problem When I'm Gone 3. Too Many Problems 4. Down On The Ground 5. I Believe I Got Off Cheap 6. Can't Find A Good Reason 7. Found A Way To Make Me Say Goodbye 8. Born To Play 9. I Don't Know Exactly What's Wrong With My Baby 10. Out Of My Head 11.
1 de oct. de 2022 · Chris Cain ha lanzado su 15º álbum, Raisin’ Cain en el prestigioso sello Alligator Records. El álbum ha llegado a las listas de blues en Estados Unidos y en todo el mundo. El camino de Chris hacia Alligator ha sido el típico camino largo y sinuoso.
8 de abr. de 2021 · “Raisin’ Cain” is blistering new blues from Chris Cain. April 8, 2021 Jim White. Chris Cain is one of those gifted blues musicians whose fame doesn’t extend quite as far as his prodigious talents. His terrific new album, “Raisin’ Cain,” drops tomorrow (April 9). It’s his first for Alligator Records.
19 de mar. de 2021 · Mar 19, 2021 | Blog, CD Review, Suncoast Blues Society. “Raisin Cain” Chris Cain. (Alligator Records 2021) CD review by Scott Morris. Chris Cain returns with a superb recording. The lyrics are crisp, sometimes cynical, always witty, and will hit the mark for those who have been in a relationship for any length of time.
5 de abr. de 2021 · Raisin’ Cain leaps into action with the funky and humorous “Hush Money.” It’s a world-weary song about the high cost of marital bliss and living with a bad decision set to a most-happening R&B-informed groove. Cain’s voice is big and expressive and his guitar lines are tight and sophisticated.
Alligator Records - 2021. 22 March 2022 Mark Diggins. Joe Bonamassa called Chris Cain his favourite Blues player on the scene today “with the voice of B.B. King and the chops of Albert King” – it’s a huge statement but one that has you nodding in agreement after a few spins of Cain’s ‘Raisin’ Cane’. Did I mention that Robben Ford is also a big fan?
