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 Cost Of Living |
Cost of Living is a collection of 13 newly recorded tracks, all of which McClinton had a hand in writing with the exception of "Ill Change My Style," which comes from the classic repertoire of the legendary Jimmy Reed. Noteworthy songs include "The Part I Like The Best," written with Glen Clark, his former partner in 70s Texas duo Delbert & Glen; "One of The Fortunate Few," written with co-producer Nicholson, Al Anderson formerly of NRBQ and Tom Hambridge, best known for his work with Susan Tedeschi. Also included is "Hammerhead Stew," a rollicking song co-written with John Barlow Jarvis and the poignant "Your Memory, Me, and the Blues," written with Jim Weatherly, writer of many classics including "Midnight Train to Georgia." 
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 Live '72 |
“...McClinton’s true magic is in his live show... and [Live is] a perfect snapshot of a sweaty, roadhouse-rockin’ night." - Rolling Stone.com |
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Grammy® nominated album includes “Lone Star Blues,” “Same Kind of Crazy” and “Don’t Want To Love you.” |
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Grammy® winning album includes “When Rita Leaves,” “Livin’ It Down” and “Read Me My Rights.” |
