James Montgomery Band - High Roller 1974 Blues Rock, Southern Rock

James Montgomery Band - High Roller 1974 Blues Rock, Southern Rock


James Montgomery Band was a blues rock group formed in Detroit, MI. Their second album offers a nice southern blues rock with use of harmonica, a bit in the vein of Allman Brothers Band, Elvin Bishop and early Grinderswitch. Recorded at the historical Capricorn Sounds Studios in Macon, GA. and released on Capricorn label.

A1
Shot Down Love
0:00

A2
Hobo
2:54

A3
Love Is a Thing
7:12

A4
Schoolin' Them Dice
10:15

A5
I Can't Stop (No, No, No)
14:19

B1
Any Number Can Play
18:20

B2
Try It
22:32

B3
Brickyard Blues
26:27

B4
Sing You a Love Song
29:46

B5
Ten Page Letter
33:47


Bass, Vocals – Billy Mather*
Design, Photography By – Bruce Steinberg
Drums, Percussion, Vocals – Chuck Purro
Engineer [Assistant Atlantic] – Steve Dowd
Engineer [Assistant Capricorn] – Richard Schoff
Engineer [Atlantic] – Gene Paul
Engineer [Capricorn] – Ovie Sparks
Guitar, Vocals – Peter Bell (4)
Harmonica, Vocals – James Montgomery
Lead Guitar, Steel Guitar, Vocals – Peter Malick
Management [By Special Arrangement With] – Phil Walden & Associates, Inc.
Mastered By – George Marino
Organ, Piano, Clavinet, Vocals – David Case
Producer – Albhy Galuten, Tom Dowd