Laurie Morvan - Gravity (2018).

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My Moderation, 04:30. Twice the Trouble, 05:00. The Extra Mile, 04:16.

Laurie Morvan Band plays Red Hot Rockin' Blues, fronted by female blues guitarist Laurie Morvan, WINNER Blues Foundation award for Best Self-Produced CD at the International Blues Challenge, whose unique, fiery guitar style has been highlighted in feature articles in Guitar Player, Vintage Guitar and Modern Guitars magazines. Not just a wailin' guitar slinger, Laurie is a compelling lead vocalist and songwriter who writes from personal stories filled with pain, triumph, hope, and her characteristic humor. GRAVITY is Roots Music Report Top Blues Rock Album Chart for 2018. 6 songs from GRAVITY are included in the Top 200 blues rock songs of 2018.

GRAVITY is the 6th release from Blues Foundation Award winner Laurie Morvan. So much more than just a wailin’ guitar slinger, Laurie is a charismatic performer who is both powerful and inviting. Her songwriting has a fresh perspective, and takes the listener through an appealing range of human emotions spanning joy, desire, love, humor, loss, introspection and acceptance. Produced by Tony Braunagel who also played drums, GRAVITY features performances by blues industry heavyweights Bob Glaub, Mike Finnigan, Barry Goldberg, and Jim Pugh.

Laurie Morvan (More-Van) delivers a double dose of fun on her new album, Gravity, as she shines on stellar guitar work and soaring vocals. For her sixth full-length album, Morvan partners with acclaimed drummer/producer Tony Braunagel and his team of A-list players at Ultratone Studios to record 12 fresh tracks of commercial Blues Rock and Soul. Originally scheduled to be recorded back in 2014, the project was delayed when Laurie suffered a wrist fracture that required two surgeries over the next couple of years. Morvan then testifies to the power of love with complex fret and lyrical work on the expansive title track ‘Gravity,’ pushing the boundaries of jazz, pop and rock. A touch of SRV sneaks into the uplifting groove of ‘Dance In The Rain,’ and she gets greasy on the swamp rocker ‘Gotta Dig Deep.