"Right Place, Wrong Time" captures Otis Rush in a late-career resurgence, blending his signature guitar style with material that nodded to contemporary soul and funk. The album is a testament to his enduring influence, even if it didn't achieve the widespread success of his earlier work.
- The album was recorded in Chicago and produced by the artist himself.
- "Right Place, Wrong Time" was Otis Rush's first album in nearly a decade, following his 1969 release "Mourning in the Morning."
- The album features a cover of the hit song "Right Place, Wrong Time" by Dr. John.
Otis Rush was a pioneering blues guitarist from Philadelphia, known for his distinctive West Side Chicago blues sound and his influential guitar playing. In 1976, he released "Right Place, Wrong Time," a pivotal album that marked his return to recording after a period of reduced activity, capturing him at a complex point in his career.
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