Neville Willoughby - Me And Massa Joe You Shoulda Si Foot Drop

Review by Andrew Profio

Neville Willoughby's album, Me And Massa Joe You Shoulda Si Foot Drop, is a unique blend of blues, rock, and folk music that showcases his impressive songwriting skills and soulful vocals. The album features ten tracks that explore themes of love, loss, and redemption, backed by a talented group of musicians who complement Willoughby's vision perfectly.

The opening track, "Blues for Massa Joe," sets the tone for the album with its gritty guitar riffs and powerful vocals. Willoughby's lyrics are raw and emotive, painting vivid pictures of life in the deep south. The album's title track, "You Shoulda Si Foot Drop," is a foot-stomping blues number that showcases Willoughby's guitar skills and his ability to craft catchy hooks.

Other standout tracks on the album include "Got to Keep on Walking," a haunting ballad that showcases Willoughby's vocal range, and "Sweet Honey Pie," a rollicking rock tune that will have listeners tapping their feet and singing along. The album closes with "Ain't No Sunshine," a soulful cover of the classic Bill Withers track that highlights Willoughby's ability to breathe new life into old favorites.

Summary by Andrew Profio

Me And Massa Joe You Shoulda Si Foot Drop is a must-listen for fans of blues, rock, and folk music. Neville Willoughby's songwriting and vocal talents are on full display, backed by a group of musicians who bring his vision to life. This is an album that will leave listeners wanting more and eagerly anticipating Willoughby's next release.