This 1983 album showcases Nexus delving deeper into traditional blues structures, with a raw, unvarnished sound. It stands as a testament to their unwavering commitment to the genre.
- "Open Mouth Blues" was released on August 9, 1983, by Red Records. The album is categorized under the blues and rhythm and blues genres. It was released during a period when blues music was experiencing a resurgence in popularity.
- Red Records, the label behind "Open Mouth Blues," was known for its dedication to authentic blues and R&B recordings. The album's release coincided with a time when many artists were exploring the roots of American popular music.
- The album features a raw, unpolished production style that emphasizes the band's live energy and improvisational skills. This approach was typical of many blues recordings from the era aiming for an authentic sound.
Nexus was a blues and rhythm and blues band from Chicago, Illinois, best known for their raw, guitar-driven sound. By 1983, they were established figures on the blues scene, having released several albums that garnered critical acclaim within the genre.
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