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This is the latest album from Texas, Austin-based blues guitarist Sean Pittman, who has been working with Susan Tedeski and Double Trouble since his debut in 1998! He reflects on his musical journey through his sharp, unrestrained guitar playing. He enlists the European-famous father-son duo Elkann & Levent of The Ozdemills for the rhythm section and production, delivering a tight trio blues sound! Furthermore, Texas Horns (Mark Kazanoff & John Mills) make guest appearances, and the album includes originals as well as a cover of a Little Milton classic. 1. Until The Time Is Right 2. Damage Is Done 3. Add It Up 4. Heartbreak In East Dallas 5. Blame It On Me 6. Tabletop 7. Low No More 8. Countin' Them Days 9. My Journey 10. Somebody Gonna Lose, Somebody Gonna Win 11. That's What Love Will Make You Do Sean Pittman was born in Oklahoma in 1975. He was drawn to the blues, particularly Jimmy Reed and Lightnin' Hopkins, and dropped out of high school at 17 to move to Dallas, Texas. There he met Sam Myers, who greatly influenced him. In 1997, at the age of 21, he recorded his first album, "Blues From Dallas." In 1998, a revised version, "Burnin' Up," was released nationwide. In 1999, he released his second album, "Something's Gotta Give," with Jim Gaines as producer. In 1999, he joined Susan Tedeskie's band as a guitarist. In 2001, he moved to Austin and released "Full Circle" with Double Trouble as his backing band. After a four-year hiatus following the release of "Stay" in 2004, he made a comeback in 2009 and has since been actively releasing music consistently, starting with "Edge of the World" on Delta Groove in 2011, followed by "Undeniable" in 2016, and "Make It Right" in 2020. He has continued to release music even during the COVID-19 pandemic, with "Stompin' Solo" in 2021 and "Hard Road" in 2022.
