Will Thomas - Alabama Day

Recorded in an 1820s North Alabama farmhouse surrounded by hound dogs and cotton fields. Second studio album, 2000. Featuring Spooner Oldham (Aretha Franklin, Neil Young, Bob Dylan albums) on keyboards, Will Thomas's second album further explores the mixture of styles he calls Alabama Music: blues, country, Southern Rock, R&B and folk. 'Will Thomas is the Real Deal...' --Chuck Leavell/Allman Bros., Rolling Stones 'Great Southern rock and roll in it's traditional form.'--Bobby Whitlock/Derek & the Dominos '...with young artists like Will Thomas recording, there's no doubt whatsoever that the stars do indeed continue to fall on Alabama to this very day.'--Goldmine Magazine, March 2001 'When a CD can be opened to any cut on the disc and each song sounds fresh and lively, there's a reason to look hard and listen clearly. This set is a winner.' --Gritz Magazine, October 2000 'an album at the crossroads of singer/song writer, southern rock and R&B...Thomas sings in an impassioned gritty fashion...'--Rhythms Magazine Australia, November 2000.

1) Alabama Day
2) Be Thankful
3) She Gets Me
4) Waffle House
5) Got No Blues
6) Sleep Doctor
7) Powers of Deception
8) Come My Way
9) Let Love Come Between Us
10) Too Late