Brick Fields - Blues Therapy (Live At George's Majestic Lounge) (2020)

All songs written by Rachel Fields except for "Cry To Me" written by Bert Burns, "Down Home Blues" written by ZZ Hill, Jericho written by Mike "Burger" Scoggins and includes Traditional Gospel, "Feels Like Rain written by John Haitt, "Polk Salad Annie" Written by Tony Joe White.
Recorded Live at George's Majestic Lounge by Arlie Stiles in Fayetteville, AR. Mixing and Mastering done by Darren Crisp at Crisp Studios in Fayetteville, AR
Band: Rachel Fields /acoustic guitar, vocals flute - Larry Brick / electric guitar - Chris Parker / electric guitar, Hoobie Daniels / bass, Kevin Bonner / drums, Hunter Judkins / sax (all on back vocals) Cover art by Chris Parker, Lindsay Bonner and Rachel Fields. Butterfly Logo by Riley Roussin

Since 2012 Brick Fields Blues Therapy has not just been a band, but also Northwest Arkansas’ longest running weekly live music event taking place every Wednesday at Morano’s in Fayetteville, AR. "Blues Therapy" was the name given to the event by listeners and those who call it their weekly "therapy". The music of Brick Fields has been known for keeping the root of blues alive as well as bringing gospel music out of the church and into the music venues. Although there have been several studio releases, folks are continuously expressing that they would hope to have a live recording to capture what they experience at the live shows. That's what this album is. It's an album dedicated to the dedicated listeners who come and support Brick Fields Music week after week, year after year at live shows around their region.
Working more than 225 regional shows a year and with 5 official album releases BF Duo, married couple Rachel Fields of AR and Larry Brick of West Memphis plus their band have been called a treasure and NWA’s hardest working musical group by KUAF’s Ozarks At Large on many occasions. This album includes the core band only. Brick Fields core band include drummer Kevin Bonner of NWA, Bass player Hoobie Daniels of South Mississippi, guitar player Chris Parker of Tulsa, OK and sax-player Hunter Judkins of Alaska.