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Vaughan wrote four of Soul to Soul's ten tracks two songs were released as singles. The rousing вЂњAinвЂ™t GivinвЂ™ InвЂќ closes a terrific soul album.5.

вЂњFreedom Is OursвЂќ nods to the many recent protest marches, as Keller launches into an inspired guitar solo and follows with a more measured one on вЂњThis is Gonna Hurt.вЂќ вЂњitвЂ™s All in Your EyesвЂ™вЂ™ has a funky groove, and features McGheeвЂ™s soulful line guitar lines and on the Memphis-styled вЂњKiss Me Like You Miss Me.вЂќ The albumвЂ™s longest track, вЂњWhen Are You Gonna Cry?,вЂќ at five and half minutes, has a smoldering build, several dynamic shifts and one of KellerвЂ™s best vocals. вЂќYou Bring the SunshineвЂќ takes a ballad tempo, giving way for FergusonвЂ™s brief Wurlitzer solo, as the horns blare in support. Keller takes guitar solos on five tracks while McGhee takes three of them, heard first, appropriately enough, on the Aretha cover. The horns and B3 welcome in the title track, continuing the upbeat vibe of superb soul songs, as the backup singers carry the chorus. ThatвЂ™s saying something because his award-winning self-released efforts are excellent too. You can almost see Keller grinning from the opening track, вЂњDonвЂ™t Let Then Take Your Joy,вЂ™ claiming the comfort level made for his most dynamic singing yet on record. This has been in the making for some time, tracing back to a conversation between Keller, Trenchard, and Rawls five years ago at the Blues Music Awards. I love how you can hear all their individual ideas on the record, and feel their personalities, their souls, and yet everything is in service to the songs.вЂќ I could tell that they really dug the songs, and really cared about doing them justice. I love how everyone put so much of themselves into the record. TheyвЂ™ve played on tons of records, and they could easily have just done it as a paint-by-numbers affair. вЂњWhat really impressed me about The Rays was how much heart they put into this record. Trenchard calls Keller вЂњThe most talented songwriter IвЂ™ve ever worked with.вЂќ High praise indeed and Keller is equally effusive about working with The Rays.

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They include soul icon and label owner Bob Trenchard on bass, legendary Motown guitarist Johnny McGhee, Dan Ferguson on keys, Richy Puga on drums, Mike Middleton(trumpet) Nick Flood (tenor/baritone sax) plus backing singers Janelle Thompson and Shakara Weston. The album has ten Keller originals and a cover of the late Aretha Franklin hit, вЂњBaby I Love You.вЂќ The Catfood Records вЂњ house band, вЂњ The Rays, lend support. The album was produced by Grammy winner Jim Gaines (Santana, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Luther Allison) and recorded as are most on the label, at Sonic Ranch in Tornillo, TX (near El Paso), West Texas being a completely new experience for Keller. Since then heвЂ™s been nominated for a BMA for Best Soul/Blues Album, won the IBC Best Self-released CD Award, and been chosen for DownbeatвЂ™s Best Recording of the Year. Every SoulвЂ™s a Star is a breakthrough for Keller who first caught attention by singing on Ronnie EarlвЂ™s Living in the Light. Soul/blues singer and guitarist, New Englander Dave Keller debuts on Catfood Records, the home of his mentor Johnny Rawls, James Armstrong, Barbara Carr and others in the soul/blues field.