1 Rock Daniel - Eric Bibb, Nubin, K.B.
2 Don't Ever Let Nobody Drag Your Spirit Down - Eric Bibb, Bibb, Eric
3 Get Up Get Ready - Eric Bibb, Steen, Dave
4 Lean on Me - Eric Bibb, Withers, Bill
5 Bessie's Advice - Eric Bibb, Bibb, Eric
6 Good Stuff - Eric Bibb, Bibb, Eric
7 Rolling Log - Eric Bibb, Beaman, Lottie
8 Gotta Serve Somebody - Eric Bibb, Dylan, Bob
9 Travelin' Woman Blues - Eric Bibb, Block, Rory
10 Little Rain - Eric Bibb, Reed, Jimmy
11 Maggie Campbell - Eric Bibb, Traditional
12 Give a Little More - Eric Bibb, Bibb, Eric
13 My Sisters and Brothers - Eric Bibb, Johnson, Charles

From Amazon.com

Yes, buy this CD!!!

 Album Rating: (5 of 5 stars)

Review Comments: I only recently discovered Eric Bibb as a result of a recommendation on Bonnie Raitt's site. Well, my only regret is all the years I've missed not hearing this smooth, throaty, bluesy wonderful voice. This is the third or forth CD of his I've purchased since that discovery only weeks ago, and I have yet to be disappointed. And Maria Muldaur and Rory Block will knock you out. This is agreat combination of talent. Just buy it!!

whoa...left field, fly ball

 Album Rating: (5 of 5 stars)

Review Comments: Just where the (?<&%!) did this jewel come from? Oh yeah, Unity, Maine. Hey, I'll chip in money for a return visit.

Basically found this doing a picture seach on Ms. Muldaur, bought it on account of her and her incredible collaborative work. I had no idea what to expect other than quality and pretty good roots to the blues. I WAS NOT DISAPPOINTED.

Even if you're a casual fan of any one of these three artists you need to get this (you need to get it anyway, face it now) because everyone wins on this recording - they all shine, support and compliment each other in amazing ways. The real winners are those of us who just program 'repeat' before we hit play.

These are not people who phone in their tracks and leave it it up to a programmer to mix them and clean 'em up. These are MUSICIANS who value their craft, love to play, love to play WELL with OTHERS and soar places that probably surprise even themselves.

We're the winners, be a winner -- get it -- small price for sheer bliss.

A Great Collaboration Makes a Great Album!!!

 Album Rating: (5 of 5 stars)

Review Comments: I was drawn to this album due to my admiration of Maria Muldaur and her vocals on this album are truly superb. It is not pop nor blues. This is a folk album if it must be categorized and the songs are fantastic. There is true life and spirit in every track. It is invigorating and I found myself drawn into listen to each and ever song and once the album was over, I wanted more. I admire Maria for taking part with Eric Bibb and Rory Block. As one other reviewer suggested, they should go back to that barn in Unity, Maine and do another album. Unity is the message of this album. It is uplifting but not "preachy". The songs such as "Lean On Me", "Bessie's Advice", have soul and a message of brotherhood. I love this album and when it is over, it is easy to hit "Replay". I cannot recommend this great album which deserves five stars if not more, highly enough. It is so fine!

Fervor, Wit and Great Blues Singing

 Album Rating: (5 of 5 stars)

Review Comments: Some might say that Maria Muldaur, Rory Block and Eric Bibb are as unalike as they are alike. But it's their "unalikeness" wrapped into their likeness that makes this recording something special. This album plays like a joint effort of three old friends having a jam session of sorts. Its totally relaxed, yet full of fervor, wit, and definitive blues/gospel singing. Some of the standouts are Block's version of Bill Wither's "Lean On Me" with great harmony from Muldaur, Bibb's take on Dylan's "Gotta Serve Somebody" and Muldaur's "Bessie's Advice" (cowritten with Bibb). That's just the icing. There's plenty more including two of Block's standards "Rolling Log" and "Maggie Campbell" where one gets to hear her wonderful guitar playing which sounds as fresh as ever. Bibb's languid, bluesy take on "Little Rain" is right on the money! Things close with Muldaur performing one of her old chestnuts, "My Brothers and Sisters". At the end when she cries out "Hallelujah..Thank Ya!..Thank Ya!" one knows that they've just experienced three great talents doing what they were born to do! If you're a fan of music at its most basic and stirring, this recording is a must! NOTE: Amazon has the son listings in the wrong order.

P.S. Please make another trip to Unity and do it again!!