ROBERT CRAY: DEFINITIVE COLLECTION

Robert Cray was widely anointed as a blues savior early on, and it would be hard to imagine a better candidate for the job. Since beginning his recording career in 1980, the versatile singer/ guitarist has consistently demonstrated the raw talent to carry the electric blues tradition forward, as well as the flexibility and artistic vision to expand the form. Both a subtly soulful singer and a sublime guitarist with a knack for concise, expressive solos, Cray played a crucial role in popularizing the blues for new generations of rock-weaned listeners. This collection includes the legendary Blues guitarists 16 career-spanning hits.




Phone Booth
Bad Influence
Playin' in the Dirt
Smoking Gun
I Guess I Showed Her
Right Next Door (Because of Me)
Don't Be Afraid of the Dark
Forecast (Calls for Pain)
Consequences
I Was Warned
I Shiver
Moan
Trick or Treat
Love Gone to Waste
Survivor
Poor Johnny