Here Comes The Preacher Man

#		Title	Length
1		I'm Your Preacher Man	3:55	Play
2		Get The Motor Running	2:48	Play
3		I Wanna Believe In You	3:36	Play
4		Yeah Lordy Stomp	2:42	Play
5		Why Do I Have To Cry Sometimes	3:39	Play
6		Walk The Floor Boogie	3:12	Play
7		Run To The City	3:29	Play
8		Get You Out Of My Mind	3:39	Play
9		Holy Ghost Comin To Your Town	3:28	Play
10		I Just Want To Rock With You	2:20	Play
11		Somebody Help Me	3:58	Play
12		Why Do You Treat Me So Mean	4:43	Play
			41:29

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-In The Latter Half of the first Decade of the 21th century;More and More popular music is influenced by Hip Hop and Modern Beats;even Gospel and Country music.The Modern Mississippi Hill Country Blues,popularized by the Late Great R. L. Burnside;began Mixing Modern Beats,Punk Rock and HipHop into His Hill Country Boogie in the late 20th Century. Now the Texas Country Blues Preacher,KM Williams also Continues with the latest update of this Sound;Mixing Hard Rockin Texas/Mississippi Hill Country/Delta Blues with Modern Beats ,Fife and Drums Sounds,Psychedelic Funk,and old School Country Boogie.This is KM Williams most modern sounding Recording to date!He still gives homage to the old tried and true Country Blues/Boogie/Spiritual sound but at the same time,infuses a modern,contemporary feel to the old hill country Stomp! A modern Sounding Blues Masterpiece from an Old School Master! This Recording Should retain the core diehard fans of Hill Country Blues and Boogie but should also gain new fans more accustomed to Today's Contemporary Sounds and Feelings! - John the Revelator. Jeff Konkel,Owner(Broke and Hungry Records)-
Oh yeah! KM Williams is the real deal. great player . . . does a little hill country, little gospel, little texas blues, little delta . . . and it all sounds damned good!- Saw this guy down at the Juke Joint Festival in Clarksdale. He plays some killer stuff and nobody walked away, that I could tell, while he was doing it. Hard driving guitar trance music ala Reverend Overstreet. Very danged good- tweedblues.net May 2006.