Anthony Geraci With Dennis Brennan - Daydreams In Blue (2020)

Anthony Geraci is a blues pianist and songwriter based in the Boston area. You might know him from his work with Ronnie Earl and Sugar Ray And The Bluetones, or from solo work. His last album, Why Did You Have To Go, was nominated for several awards. On his new album, Daydreams In Blue, he is joined by fellow Massachusetts musical force Dennis Brennan on vocals and harmonica, and by Monster Mike Welch on guitar. Michael “Mudcat” Ward (of Ronnie Earl And The Broadcasters) is on acoustic bass, and Jeff Armstrong (of Delta Generators) is on drums. There are also several special guests on various tracks. The album features mostly original material, written by Anthony Geraci.
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American Blues Award nominee, Anthony Geraci is preparing to release his latest studio effort titled "Daydreams In Blue" on July 10th. The album features the amazing guitar work of Monster Mike Welch, along with guest guitarist Walter Trout (Canned Heat, John Mayall's Blues Breakers).
Anthony kicks off his new twelve track release with the upbeat, swinging rhythm of "Love Changes Everything" and the nostalgic, doo-wop groove of "Tomorrow May Never Come." The blues come alive with the stellar guitar work of Mike Welch and the playful keys of Geraci on the classic plea of "No One Hears My Prayers." Singer Dennis Brennan does double-duty with his voice and harmonica on the blues romp of "Mister," while "Tutti Frutti Booty" is inspired directly by "The Originator" of rock and roll, Little Richard. Anthony Geraci then takes the tempo down to showcase his work on the keys during the six minute ballad "Jelly, Jelly." He finishes up his new album with country blues of "Dead Man's Shoes" and slow, southern swagger of "Crazy Blues/Mississippi Woman," along with the short, jazzy instrumental "Ode To Todd, Ella and Mike Ledbetter."