Big Dave McLean Rejoices In This Old Life
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The Winnipeg bluesman delivers the goods once again on his latest studio album. Table of Contents Underrated Blues Legend The Album: This Old Life Recording Process Accolades and Achievements Underrated Blues Legend At the age of 71, Big Dave McLean continues to prove his prowess in the blues genre, despite being underrated. With a career spanning five decades, McLean’s latest album, This Old Life, showcases his exceptional talents as a singer, harmonica player, and guitarist. The Album: This Old Life This Old Life features a 14-song collection of classic blues tracks, including covers of songs by renowned artists like Willie Dixon and Muddy Waters, along with original compositions by McLean. The album kicks off with the soulful track “Well, I Done Got Over It,” setting the tone for a journey through authentic blues music. Recording Process The album was recorded in just four days at The Ganaraska Recording Co. in Cobourg, Ont., using vintage instruments and equipment to maintain a tra