℗ 2014 Kenny Wayne Shepherd. Under exclusive to Concord Music Group, Inc.
Released 2014
Duration 57m 58s
Record Label Concord Records (Canada)
Genre Blues
 

Goin' Home

Kenny Wayne Shepherd Band

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1.1
Palace Of The King (feat. ReBirth Brass Band)
Kenny Wayne Shepherd Band
3:47
1.2
Everything Gonna Be Alright
Kenny Wayne Shepherd Band
4:18
1.3
I Love The Life I Live (feat. Joe Walsh, Kim Wilson)
Kenny Wayne Shepherd Band
5:40
1.4
House Is Rockin’
Kenny Wayne Shepherd Band
3:00
1.5
Breaking Up Somebody’s Home (feat. Warren Haynes)
Kenny Wayne Shepherd Band
5:01
1.6
You Done Lost Your Good Thing Now
Kenny Wayne Shepherd Band
8:05
1.7
You Can’t Judge A Book By The Cover
Kenny Wayne Shepherd Band
3:29
1.8
Boogie Man
Kenny Wayne Shepherd Band
4:06
1.9
Looking Back
Kenny Wayne Shepherd Band
4:06
1.10
Cut You Loose (feat. Ringo Starr)
Kenny Wayne Shepherd Band
4:34
1.11
Born Under A Bad Sign (feat. Keb' Mo', ReBirth Brass Band)
Kenny Wayne Shepherd Band
4:24
1.12
Still A Fool (feat. Robert Randolph)
Kenny Wayne Shepherd Band
7:28
Digital Booklet
"... an all-around awesome affair." - DownBeat "... brings the guitar prodigy and bandleader back to his beginnings ..." - Billboard On Goin' Home, five-time Grammy nominee and multi-platinum artist Kenny Wayne Shepherd pays tribute to his biggest influences such as B.B. King, Albert King, Bo Diddley, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Johnny “Guitar” Watson, Lee Dorsey and other icons of the blues. Shepherd reaches deep into their catalogues and chooses songs that inspired him when he was learning to play the guitar. The album includes guest performances by some of Shepherd's closest friends including Ringo Starr, Joe Walsh, Warren Haynes, Keb' Mo', Robert Randolph and Kim Wilson. Goin' Home follows Shepherd's involvement in the blues/rock supergroup The Rides alongside Stephen Stills. “The end result is a great recording that I believe pays homage to the spirit of the original music. At the same time, it shows our appreciation for the musicians and genre that have inspired us to make music for decades.” - Kenny Wayne Shepherd
96 kHz / 24-bit PCM – Concord Records (Canada) Studio Masters

Produced by Kenny Wayne Shepherd Co-produced by Brady Blade & Bill Pfordresher Engineered by Chris Bell at Blade Studios, Shreveport, LA Mixed by Eric E.T. Thorngren at Blade Studios, Shreveport, LA Mastered by Bob Ludwig at Gateway Mastering Studio, Portland, ME
Track title
Peak
(dB FS)
RMS
(dB FS)
LUFS
(integrated)
DR
Album average
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0.00 to 0.00
-11.46
-12.86 to -10.33
-8.48
-9.70 to -7.30
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7 to 9
1
Palace Of The King (feat. ReBirth Brass Band)
0.00-10.90-7.87
2
Everything Gonna Be Alright
0.00-11.36-8.68
3
I Love The Life I Live (feat. Joe Walsh, Kim Wilson)
0.00-10.81-7.97
4
House Is Rockin’
0.00-10.33-7.37
5
Breaking Up Somebody’s Home (feat. Warren Haynes)
0.00-10.96-8.17
6
You Done Lost Your Good Thing Now
0.00-12.86-9.68
7
You Can’t Judge A Book By The Cover
0.00-10.97-7.97
8
Boogie Man
0.00-11.62-8.88
9
Looking Back
0.00-11.57-8.88
10
Cut You Loose (feat. Ringo Starr)
0.00-12.57-9.79
11
Born Under A Bad Sign (feat. Keb' Mo', ReBirth Brass Band)
0.00-11.19-7.97
12
Still A Fool (feat. Robert Randolph)
0.00-12.38-9.48

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