Why this album works
'Bring 'Em In' received positive critical reception, showcasing Guy's ability to breathe new life into classic songs while maintaining his unique style. The album is notable for its collaboration with other renowned artists and positions Guy as a pivotal figure in keeping traditional blues alive in contemporary music scenes.
- Best for
- dynamic journey with emotional peaks soulful guitar work throughout listening for late-night introspection
- Context
- By the time 'Bring 'Em In' was released in 2005, Buddy Guy was a revered figure in the blues genre, having already established his legacy with influential albums throughout the 1990s and early 2000s. This album came nearly a decade after his Grammy-winning record 'Damn Right, I've Got the Blues', marking a continuation of his artistic journey and reaffirming his status as a living legend of blues music.
- Stylistic neighbors
- Prince· Bette Midler· Chicago· Frank Zappa· Blood, Sweat & Tears· Steely Dan· Weather Report· Tom Waits
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Now You’re Gone 5:03
- 2 Ninety Nine and One Half 3:47
- 3 What Kind of Woman Is This Standout 5:17
- 4 Somebody’s Sleeping in My Bed 6:25
- 5 I Put a Spell on You Standout 4:04
- 6 On a Saturday Night 3:18
- 7 Ain’t No Sunshine Standout 3:25
- 8 I’ve Got Dreams to Remember 4:56
- 9 Lay Lady Lay 4:35
- 10 Cheaper to Keep Her/Blues in the Night 6:17
- 11 Cut You Loose 7:39
- 12 The Price You Gotta Pay 3:41
- 13 Do Your Thing 4:07
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