Don't Hoodoo Me
_{by Blood, Fire & Rainwater}

Muddy swamp duo Blood, Fire & Rainwater from Tacoma Washington releases their debut album, "Don't Hoodoo Me", via Redact Records/Bungalo Records/Universal Music Group.

When the two artists started out in music, Tony was pushing the rhythm for die-hard punk bands, while Jack was playing rock and roll in clubs from Seattle to San Diego. Once the two hooked up as Blood Fire & Rainwater, the blending of their backgrounds resulted in a primal viscous sound, a sound merging the harsh energy of punk with the fundamental force of rock – the blues. It’s a thick, gooey, smoldering sound, hot, blue, and righteous. The band cleverly describes their music as "Blues from the gutter".
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All songs written by Jack Rainwater, except 'Help Me' - Sonny Boy Williamson II-1963; 'One Kind Favor' - Blind lemon Jefferson-1928; 'No Place To Go' - Howlin Wolf-1959.
Additional performer credit to Chris Haley for the following tracks: 'Dirty Walk', 'I Love My Baby', 'Backslider', 'Rounder'.

Produced by Jack Rainwater and Chris Haley; Engineered, mixed and mastered by Chris Haley; Recorded at ALN Studios in coordination with Redact Records, Renton, WA; Photography and graphic design by John Cave; Cover art by Mardi Claw; Makeup art by Eden Viona.
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Blood, Fire & Rainwater is: Jack Rainwater (Guitar & Vocals), Tony Dauley (Drums & Percussion)