Son Seals

Son Seals arrived at the top of the class of young Chicago bluesmen seven years ago with
his first Alligator album. The imaginative songwriting, passionate singing and abrasive guitar
playing that attracted attention then are still in evidence on Chicago Fire, but Seals'
conflagration is dampened by well-meaning but ultimately obtrusive overproduction. Seals
and coproducer-label owner Bruce Iglauer have dressed up the artist's straightf... More >