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"Power blues" is how Ohio-based bluesman Sonny Moorman describes the music he creates with his trio, the Dogs.
Moorman and his band have extended the 1960's blues and blues-rock revival into the new millennium, borrowing from their prime influences, black and white: Eric Clapton, early Fleetwood Mac, Rory Gallagher, Roy Buchanan, Jimi Hendrix and B.B. King.
Moorman, raised by parents who ran nightclubs in the Cincinnati area, was exposed to guitar maestro Lonnie Mack, up close and personal, at an impressionable age.
Moorman didn't begin playing out professionally until he was into his junior year in college at Michigan State University. After getting out of college, he spent 15 years playing in bands in the Detroit and Los Angeles areas before coming back home to Hamilton, Ohio, near Cincinnati. Highlights of his time in Los Angeles included tenures with the Tomcats, which included members of Sly and the Family Stone, as well as with Warren Zevon's touring band.

Last Call 
Crossroads Motel 
Chance We Take for Love 
House of Thunder 
Rainmaker 
Up To My Neck In the Blues 
Remembering Cal 
Old Slow Blues 
Blues After Dark 
She's All That 
Souled Out 
Too Much Is Never Enough 
Texas Blues

Original Release Date:  March 8, 2008
Label:  Atlas Records
Copyright:  2008 Atlas Records
Genres: Blues Rock

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