Larry McCray rust belt Blues shouter and guitar slinger plays the Black-Eyed & Blues Fest 

Headlining the Black-eyed & Blues Fest at Bushnell Park in the capital city of Hartford, CT
Larry McCray’s sound is a balance of Delta blues - the raw acoustic music that originated from the Mississippi Delta in the early 1900s - and the later Chicago blues that brought heavily amplified electric guitars into the mix. While Hammond organs and brass swirl around, McCray’s licks crackle under his own booming vocals. Like Chicago legend Howlin’ Wolf, McCray is a blues shouter: one who can sing without vocal amplification. His first albums - 1990’s Ambition and 1993’s Delta Hurricane - wowed the blues scene with their fusion of rock and soul, and he has toured non-stop since, with the likes of Albert King, Buddy Guy, Jimmie Vaughan and BB King himself.
David ONeil @The Blues Plate Special