The Outsider was Walter Trout's first release on Provogue Records, finding him in a dark, intense mood. The album showcases his signature guitar prowess alongside a rhythm section that pushes his blues sound into heavier territory.
- The album was recorded at Callanwolde Concert Hall in Atlanta, Georgia. Guests on the album include Edgar Winter and Debbie Davies. The Outsider reached number 4 on the Billboard Top Blues Albums chart.
- The album was produced by Walter Trout and Eric Corne. It marked a slight departure from his previous work, with a more raw and driving sound. Walter Trout's tour supporting The Outsider included dates across North America and Europe.
- Recorded in late 2007 and early 2008, The Outsider features ten tracks. The album's themes often touch on personal struggles and resilience. Walter Trout's guitar work on the album was widely praised by critics.
Walter Trout is a blues guitarist and singer-songwriter from New Jersey. He is best known for his searing guitar solos and his extensive career as a solo artist and with John Mayall's Bluesbreakers.
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