Name: Low on Cash, Rich in Love
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Low on Cash, Rich in Love

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Album: Low on Cash, Rich in Love
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Lay Back Down	More Info...
2)	Low On Cash	More Info...
3)	Josephine	More Info...
4)	Mind Your Business	More Info...
5)	Tried and True	More Info...
6)	Lady Day and John Coltrane	More Info...
7)	What I Got	More Info...
8)	It's My Pleasure	More Info...
9)	It's a Pity	More Info...
10)	I Got a Girl	More Info...
11)	It's You	More Info...
12)	All Night Long	More Info...

Album: Low on Cash, Rich in Love
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Lay Back Down	More Info...
2)	Low On Cash	More Info...
3)	Josephine	More Info...
4)	Mind Your Business	More Info...
5)	Tried and True	More Info...
6)	Lady Day and John Coltrane	More Info...
7)	What I Got	More Info...
8)	It's My Pleasure	More Info...
9)	It's a Pity	More Info...
10)	I Got a Girl	More Info...
11)	It's You	More Info...
12)	All Night Long	More Info...

Performer Notes

Personnel: Eric Lindell (vocals, guitar, harmonica, background vocals); Chris Mule (guitar, background vocals); Blake Nolte (alto saxophone, tenor saxophone); Jimmy Carpenter (tenor saxophone); Mark Adams (piano, organ); Aaron Wilkinson (bass guitar, background vocals); Chris Plyant (drums, background vocals); Sean Carey (background vocals).
LOW ON CASH, RICH IN LOVE builds on Eric Lindell's surprisingly adept debut with a song cycle that foregrounds his incredibly diverse band and soulful vocal chops. While the band specializes in a rootsy take on spry Meters-esque funk, Lindell--a born bandleader--pushes them through rhythm & blues, soul, and blue-collar rock workouts with a charm that pits the combo as New Orleans's answer to Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band in their '70s heyday. Yes, it's that good. Extra points for covering Gil-Scott Heron's "Lady Day and John Coltrane."

Professional Reviews

Dirty Linen (p.41) - "LOW ON CASH, RICH IN LOVE is folk rock served with a big heap of urban Americana. Eric Lindell has created a very hip album."

Harp (magazine) (p.113) - "[U]tterly enjoyable....It's a load of fun -- refreshing, even."