Artist: Walter Trout
Album: We’re All In This Together
Genre: Blues
Release Date: 2017
Audio Format:: FLAC (tracks) 24bit, 48 kHz
Duration: 01:09:45
Total Tracks: 14
Total Size: 884 MB

Tracklist:

1. Walter Trout – Gonna Hurt Like Hell (feat Kenny Wayne Shepherd) (03:55)
2. Walter Trout – Ain’t Goin’ Back (feat Sonny Landreth) (04:30)
3. Walter Trout – The Other Side Of The Pillow (feat Charlie Musselwhite) (04:55)
4. Walter Trout – She Listens To The Blackbird Sing (feat Mike Zito) (05:14)
5. Walter Trout – Mr Davis (feat Robben Ford) (04:36)
6. Walter Trout – The Sky Is Crying (feat Warren Haynes) (07:20)
7. Walter Trout – Somebody Goin’ Down (feat Eric Gales) (04:14)
8. Walter Trout – She Steals My Heart Away (feat Edgar Winter) (04:53)
9. Walter Trout – Crash And Burn (feat Joe Louis Walker) (04:35)
10. Walter Trout – Too Much To Carry (feat John Nemeth) (04:53)
11. Walter Trout – Do You Still See Me At All (feat Jon Trout) (04:22)
12. Walter Trout – Got Nothin’ Left (feat Randy Bachman) (04:19)
13. Walter Trout – Blues For Jimmy T (feat John Mayall) (03:57)
14. Walter Trout – We’re All In This Together (feat Joe Bonamassa) (07:56)

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66 years on, Walter Trout has still got the blues – and just as well! Even after a nasty bout of Hepatitis C, the New Jersey guitarist is still shooting at anything that moves, Stratocaster in hand, and representing a genre of which he is one of the most faithful servants of our times. With the well-named We’re All In This Together, the old hired gun who had worked with such big names as Percy Mayfield, Deacon Jones, John Lee Hooker or even Joe Tex, and who had been a part of Canned Heat in the 1980s, is having some fun, bringing his orgiastic guitar playing into a furious assembly of close collaborators. He is joined by – do not adjust your set – Kenny Wayne Shepherd, Sonny Landreth, Charlie Musselwhite, Mike Zito, Robben Ford, Warren Haynes, Eric Gales, Edgar Winter, Joe Louis Walker, John Nemeth, Randy Bachman, John Mayall, Joe Bonamassa and his son Jon Trout! The list of co-performers alone should give a good idea of the avalanche of solos that will engulf listeners. Mind-blowing!