Long Line

Personnel: Peter Wolf (vocals, harmonica); Patty Barkus (vocals); Johnny A. (guitar); Stu Kimball (guitar, organ); Ducky Belliveau (pedal steel); Matt Leavenworth (fiddle); Ken Field (saxophone, flute); Brian Maes (keyboards, background vocals); Bob Tudor (keyboards); Doug Dube (organ); Tim Archibald (bass); David Stefanelli (drums, percussion); George Correia (congas, maracas); Charlie Farren, Beth A., Buck Taylor, Bird Taylor, Tom Soares, Brad Delp, Holly Palmer (background vocals).
Recorded at Longview Studios, North Brookfield, Massachusetts; Prophet Sound Studios, Stoughton, Massachusetts; Sound Techniques, Boston, Massachusetts.
Personnel include: Peter Wolf (vocals, harmonica); Stu Kimball (guitars, organ); Johnny A. (guitars); Brian Maes (keyboards); Tim Archibald (electric bass); David Stefanelli (drums, percussion).
This 1996 album marked a real turning point for singer Peter Wolf. Nearly 15 years after leaving the J. Geils Band, and over 10 since he'd charted any solo hits, he finally broke through to a new level. Freed from the restrictions of crafting high-velocity hit singles, LONG LINE is his most relaxed album to date. As he neared his 50th birthday, he found himself following in the path of the blues and R&B artists who inspired him--he got better as he got older. That's not to say Wolf doesn't deliver some stunning slices of glorious radio fare ("Goodbye [Is All I'll Send Her]" and "Break This Chain" being but two). Quietly propulsive grooves and ballads make this album a bold and bright signal that Peter Wolf is not to be ignored. Indeed, this album set the stage for his follow-up two years later, the masterful FOOL'S PARADE.

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