Robbie Hill & The Blue 62's - Price To Pay (2013)

Robbie Hill & The Blue 62's mix covers with original work that sounds as old
as mud. The trio couples their globe-spanning experience with a deep and abiding appreciation for what it means to play the blues, creating a sound that is both unique and infectiously familiar. When blues great Otis Grand tells you it's time to expand your horizons, you listen if you're serious about your music. Robbie Hill, originally from Scotland, had played all over the UK while also going out of his way to see and learn from the greats. But Hill heeded his mentor and set out for Scandinavia with little
more than a backpack and a guitar. In Helsinki he met bass player Jesse King, an expatriate from the rugged coasts
of Oregon. They then enlisted Tatu Pärssinen, a local drummer who brought
a background in African, jazz, and world rhythms to the fold. Price To Pay reveals excellent songwriting. There's a richness to the sublime slow blues of the title track, and King and Pärssinen s swinging groove on 'The Love
You Are Teaching Me' and 'Stranger Blues' is irresistible!