Blues - from Delta to hard driving Texas Blues. With an assortment of tools in his bag, Montana creates authentic Delta Blues Music for his listeners as they are transported back in time, and as quickly rushes them to the future in the last three songs.

11 MP3 Songs
BLUES: Delta Style, BLUES: Texas Style



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Standing At The Crossroads


Montana at the crossroads is a true history of blues. Starting with Crossroads - which is Delta Blues - Montana takes you through a stage by stage development of blues; finally ending up with Techno Blues in the style of Stevie Ray and Hendrix. Montana's style leaves no room for argument... he knows his blues, and you'll know it too when you listen to this smoking release. Montana's Guitar will speak to you as he slides and thumps out the old Delta Blues in the style of Robert Johnson, and as he plays the soulful sound of his blues harp in the style of Willie Brown. You'll hear the vocal style of Robert Johnson with his harsh yells at the devil, and the soft sound of Lonnie Johnson as he sings "Traveling Blues". You'll be energized as the fireworks start when Texas Blues are played in the style of Stevie Ray. You're feet will start to move as the CD advances. Get ready, and put on your headphones. It's time to boogie.

Montana cut his teeth on Delta Blues in the 70's, and life has never been the same since. Whether playing in the French Quarter of New Orleans, or the Inner Harbor of Baltimore and the Underground of Atlanta, Montana has captured the feel, the sound, and the mood of those old masters. You'll be transported back in time and feel the power of the songs as they resonate through the air. Then you'll enter a time machine and move through the history of the blues passing on the way the sounds of old blues kings like BB King, Muddy Waters, Jimmy Hendrix, and Stevie Ray Vaughn, and finally end up in the techno beat so popular in Europe today, but with a blues twist.

Many radio stations have asked Montana why he waited so long to record. Always seeking out the live venue, Montana spent years in the smokey blues bars of New Orleans, The Atlanta Underground, Baltimore's Inner Harbor, and the waterfronts of the east coast. When a great saxaphone player asked Montana what his legacy would be - while he lay dying in bed - Montana decided to record. This is the first in a series of CD's to be known as the Delta D Legacy series.

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