Released in 1995, Our first CD,"Street Corner Blue", explored Rock's earliest roots.

"The big bands are winding down. Hampton fires about ten guys and goes off in search
of the Big Beat. Louis Jordan walks away from Chick Webb's sax section to honk and
shout with the Tympany Five. The Chicken Shack is a happening place, Atlantic
records is two years old, a guy at Billboard named Wexler coins the term Rythmn and
Blues, it sticks. The players are fugitives. They leave the big ballrooms and abscond
with best of swing, they learn to rock in small clubs, they record for small labels,
Raw-Roots, Post-Swing, Pre-Rock, Electric Guitars, Hammond Organs, American
Sounds, Alternative Music, 1949. It starts there, leads Here."
T.K.

The Daily Herald Says:
"If you're into some good old fashoined jump blues and
R&B, Street Corner Blue's new self-titled album ought to
be right up your alley. The band admirably acquits itself
on such chestnuts as Louis Jordan's Ain't Nobody Here But
Us Chickens, Frank Ford's Sea Cruise, and Lloyd Price's
Lawdy Miss Clawdy..."

Tracks:
1. Ain't Nobody Here But Us Chickens
2. Lawdy Miss Clawdy
3. You Can't Judge A Book By It's Cover
4. My Baby's Got Great Big Feet
5. Cry To Me
6. Sea Cruise
7. You've Really Got A Hold On Me
8. New World Jam
9. Who 'Dat
10. Route 66
11. Wooly Bully
12. It Hurts Me Too
13. Flip Flop Fly

Featuring: Domenic Bucci - Guitar/Vocals; Dave Czech - Bass/Vocals; Bill Howard - Trombone;
Tom Kleeman - Sax; Mike Lerner - Drums; Norman McGowan - Vocals; Dave Mitchell - Trumpet;
Joel Pace - Keyboards/Vocals