Hand To Mouth
Mickey Raphael
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(837101080286)
Record Label: Mickey Raphael
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Hand To Mouth is a timeless CD that takes Raphael stylistically in a different, softer musical direction.
Originally released in 1987, the project features a variety of beautiful easy listening tracks ranging from the soothing sounds of "The Search" to the timeless classic "If I Only Had a Brain/Somewhere Over the Rainbow."
The album features an incredible line-up of musicians, including producer and Neil Young band mate,Ben Kieth on steel guitar, Pink Floyd sideman Scott Page, 70's organ great Lee Michaels on accordion, Willie Nelson on guitar, and the last live recording session with Harmonica icon, Paul Butterfield.
Raphael has recorded throught the years with a variety of artists, ranging from Elton John,U-2,Motley Crue, Vince Gill, Emmy lou Harris, Kenny Wayne Shephard,Neil Young,
and for 28yrs, Willie Nelson.
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Absolutely Wonderful
author: Linda Wise
This is a lyrical, wonderful, heart and soul-soothing work of artistry. Just an amazing and beautiful CD. I have loved listening to Mr. Raphael all these years, but i was just blown away by his solo performances here. I LOVE THIS CD, and would like to see more of Mickey's work offered for us lucky ducks to buy. I play it for my friends and then send them the link to this page. :)
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Gift
author: Grace Goldeski
I had this CD, purchased it for a gift. It is an awesome CD. Just love Mickey. I'm sure the person who received this will enjoy for a long time. Always love seeing Mickey with Willie in concert.
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Stunning
author: Paul Michaels
This is so good I cannot understand why there is only one album by this artist!
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Hand to Mouth
author: Sharon Mackey
Mickey Raphael is simply the best I would love to hear him play the blues!
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