Mighty Sam McClain is ready to send you his new, self –produced CD “Betcha Didn’t Know” it is currently available and distributed nationally by City Hall Records. Please visit www.mightysam.com to listen to some of the new…
Now I feel it is the right time to thank you for your friendship and support in 2009. Still busy in studio, still working hard to get something we can call our own stile.
The 30th of december last year it suddenly appear a lighting sceanery on…
MSM received your newest cd, I like it. I have played a couple tracks on my live show the other evening. Very interesting how you incorporated Jesse in that one tracks.
Thanx for sending me/KCOR the CD I have added it to the rotation for all the…
Every day we are jumping from one task to another – looking at the watch as a guide. No wonder heart attack is one of the main causes to death. We forget to pause, to look around and to enjoy friendship and family. The world is beautiful…
I heard the song, "Jesus Got the Blues," on Radio Mojo out of Boston and really liked it. I am a huge Johnny Winter fan but would love to get some good blues music with a Christian aspect. This song really hit the spot and I will be…
Thanks for letting us know how India feels about MSM. an entireley new project has been released in Europe and the Middle East -- "Scent of Reunion--Love Duets Across Civilizations", with Iranian vocalist Mahsa Vahdat. Here are some video…
Oct 7, 2009
Germany & Switzerland has just enjoyed performances by MSM from his newly released CD, "Betcha Didn't Know"
Mighty Sam McClain's early success was in the mid-sixties with Don Gibson's, "Sweet Dreams". It propelled this small town Louisiana boy to a stint at the Apollo Theatre. He recorded singles at Muscle Shoals Fame studio--"Fannie May", ”In the Same Old Way" and many others on the Amy, Atlantic, Malaco and Bell labels.
Moving from Nashville to New Orleans in successive years found him doing menial jobs, sleeping outdoors and selling his plasma to survive. The Neville Brothers were instrumental in giving him a base to regroup. An invitation to do a tour in Japan in 1989 set him on track again. The resulting "Live In Japan" is a much sought after recording.
An invitation to be on a Hubert Sumlin project in the early 90's increased his visibility. But not until his move to New England (Boston) in 1992 did he get a solid band under him and presented his music "Give It Up To Love" to Joe Harley at AudioQuest Records. He went on to record four additional CDs for them and two CDs for Telarc when AQ folded "Blues for the Soul" (2000) and "Sweet Dreams" in 2001. With international and national appearances he has built a following, especially since his 1998 song, "New Man in Town" ("Journey"- 1998) was used in 12 episodes of David Kelley's "Ally McBeal".
Presently Sam operates McClain Productions from his home in Newmarket, NH and released his first solo production, "One More Bridge To Cross" in 2003, followed by "Betcha Didn't Know" in 2005. He has just completed his latest project, "Too Much Jesus (Not Enough Whiskey)" which is as yet, unreleased. In 2007 he devoted his time to the "Give US Your Poor" project, a national initiative to aid the homeless (especially important since he himself has been homeless more than once in pursuit of this musical journey. He recorded a song with Natalie Merchant for the CD and wrote and performed a duet with Jon Bon Jovi titled, "Show Me The Way".
"The Soul of America" is his European title, but he is, just as the lyrics he wrote, "I'm a singer, a man with a song...and I've got a message for you.
Hey, my summer greeting is a homemade video with The Bluesmates. Hope life is great for you. Have a fantastic summer my friend. Love and respect. Grandpa_Erik
At 2:21pm on December 19, 2009, Grandpa_Erik said…
Now I feel it is the right time to thank you for your friendship and support in 2009. Still busy in studio, still working hard to get something we can call our own stile.
The 30th of december last year it suddenly appear a lighting sceanery on heaven. Luckely I managed to grab a camera and save the image. It was almost like the creator came down in his greatness. With this photo I want to wish you and yours a merry christmas and a happy, new year full of posibilities and great moments.
Peace, love and respect.
Always A pleasure. I love spinning his music on my shows.
Ravi
At 1:20pm on November 20, 2009, Kool Breeze~ said…
MSM received your newest cd, I like it. I have played a couple tracks on my live show the other evening. Very interesting how you incorporated Jesse in that one tracks.
Thanx for sending me/KCOR the CD I have added it to the rotation for all the host & station. BTW do you have some Xmas Blues tunes??
Have a great holiday and safe travel
Breeze~
At 4:25am on November 20, 2009, Grandpa_Erik said…
Every day we are jumping from one task to another – looking at the watch as a guide. No wonder heart attack is one of the main causes to death. We forget to pause, to look around and to enjoy friendship and family. The world is beautiful – you only have to allow yourself to see it - to experience it. Look at the watch, painted by Jette – given the title “Time is relative”.
(www.jette.biz)
Take care my friend, make time and have a great weekend.
Love and respect. Grandpa_Erik
I heard the song, "Jesus Got the Blues," on Radio Mojo out of Boston and really liked it. I am a huge Johnny Winter fan but would love to get some good blues music with a Christian aspect. This song really hit the spot and I will be checking out more of the Mighty Sam McClain blues.
Have been playing Mighty Sam's music for the past couple of months. Great Listener feed back.
Ravi
At 9:19am on September 14, 2009, Grandpa_Erik said…
Hey my friend, been very busy the whole week and weekend,so I decided this time to send send you a greeting for the upcoming week. And the best way to start a new week is to listen to some groovy blues. Have a great week. Take care. Much respect. Grandpa_Erik
At 6:39am on September 5, 2009, Grandpa_Erik said…
Hey Mighty Sam, as a weekend greeting I am enclosing the keys to my blues world. It is oil on canvas, painted by my wife. Enjoy! Wishing you a great weekend with a lot of blues. Take care. Blues'on. Grandpa_Erik