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First Album album by Roomful Of Blues was released May 02, 1996 on the 32 label. Roomful of Blues' self-titled 1977 disc on Island Records, produced by Joel Dorn and the great Doc Pomus, reveals a powerful and entertaining approach to material from Noble "Thin Man" Watts, Chick Willis, Aaron Walker, Lou Willie Turner, and others. First Album music CDs Duke Robillard's authentic vocal and guitar lead with authority, the group performing these solid blues with the precision of jazz greats. First Album songs There's an interesting resemblance here to the Atlantic debut of the J. First Album album Geils Band, not in sound, but in look and attitude. First Album CD music Decades later Robillard would join John Geils; merging their journeymen talents, this ten-track collection by the septet is chock-full of this Duke's magic and indicates great things to come. First Album music CDs Though Greg Piccolo is the tenor sax player in the ensemble, Scott Hamilton is featured on Aaron Walker's "Still in Love with You," a performance by the group that allows their respective talents to shine, the production flawlessly gives breathing room to each instrument. The rave version of "Honey Hush" condenses the music, focusing the elegance of the previous track into a rocking stomp with the band building into a mini blues Wall of Sound.

1 Red, Hot & Blue 
 2 Love Struck
 3 That's My Life 
 4 Duke's Blues 
 5 Texas Flood 
 6 Give It Up 
 7 Stormy Monday 
 8 Take It Like A Man 
 9 Still in Love With You 
 10 Honey Hush 

Label 32
Orig Year 1977
Discs 1
Release Date May 02, 1996
Studio/Live Studio
Mono/Stereo Stereo
Personnel Duke Robillard - guitar, vocals
Doug James - baritone saxophone
Greg Piccolo - tenor saxophone
Al Copley - piano
Preston Hubbard - acoustic bass
John Rossi - drums
Richard Lataille - alto saxophone

Also: Scott Hamilton

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