Playlist: The Very Best of the Jeff Healey Band

by The Jeff Healey Band, Jeff Healey

Overview

Canada's Jeff Healey burst on the scene in the late '80s with a pair of John Hiatt songs, "Angel Eyes" and "Confidence Man," drawing a good deal of attention for his unique laptop electric guitar style. A turn in the Patrick Swayze movie Roadhouse playing a down-and-dirty version of the Doors' "Roadhouse Blues" also boosted Healey's profile and codified it. This set picks key tracks from his too-brief career, including the above Hiatt versions and a blistering take on George Harrison's "While My Guitar Gently Weeps," making it an ideal introduction to this unique guitarist. ~ Steve Leggett

Product Details

Release Date:	10/15/2013
Label:	Sony Bmg
UPC:	0888751528321
Rank:	33878

Tracks

1. Confidence Man
2. See the Light
3. Hell to Pay
4. Angel Eyes
5. I Think I Love You Too Much
6. Blue Jean Blues
7. Cruel Little Number
8. While My Guitar Gently Weeps
9. I'm Ready
10. House That Love Built
11. Angel
12. Stop Breakin' Down
13. It Could All Get Blown Away
14. Highway 49

Album Credits

Performance Credits

The Jeff Healey Band   Primary Artist
Jeff Healey   Primary Artist

Technical Credits

George Harrison   Composer
Jeff Healey   Composer
Jimmy Iovine   Producer
Jimi Hendrix   Composer
Thom Panunzio   Producer
Gerry Goffin   Composer
Rob Carter   Design,Art Direction
Billy Gibbons   Composer
The Jeff Healey Band   Producer
Joe Hardy   Producer
Frank Beard   Composer
Ed Stasium   Producer
Darren Salmieri   A&R
John Hiatt   Composer
Mark Knopfler   Composer
Robert Johnson   Composer
Willie Dixon   Composer
Darius Anthony   Photography
Dave Donnelly   Mastering
Brad Tolinski   Liner Notes
Jonnie Miles   Photography
Tim Anderson   Project Director
Ellen Goffin   Composer
Greg Ladanyi   Producer
Jeff Magid   Compilation Producer