Kenny Neal revisits his roots on "Bloodline," a collection of songs that draws heavily on swamp blues and the R&B of his youth. The album features contributions from his siblings and offers a raw, live-in-the-studio feel.
- The album was recorded at Neal's own Bo-Jangles Coliseum studios in Baton Rouge. Several of Neal's siblings, including Denson Neal and Larry Neal, contribute to the album. "Bloodline" was released on February 1, 2016, by Cleopatra Blues.
- The album's title track, "Bloodline," speaks to the deep musical heritage passed down through the Neal family. Neal was touring in support of the album around its release date.
- The album features a raw, unvarnished production style, aiming to capture the energy of Neal's live performances. It was released on CD and digital formats.
Kenny Neal is a blues guitarist, singer, and songwriter from Baton Rouge, Louisiana, known for his modern electric blues sound. "Bloodline" arrived midway through Neal's second decade with the Cleopatra Blues label, following a series of well-received albums for the imprint.
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