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Your cart is empty.The Jeff Healey Band's 3rd album, 'Feel This', saw them pushing the boundaries on their sound adding keyboards and back-up singers to their live line-up.
Ms Stephanie Frances Enid Layne.
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on September 27, 2024
Another great album from the Canadian rock/blues guitarist and his band.I have been a fan of his music for over 30 years, and he is a much missed guitarist of rock and blues music, gone too young.He can be compared to the likes of Clapton, Moore, Page, Beck, Gallagher, Hendrix etc, as one of the guitar greats.
Guy Kerr
Reviewed in Canada on June 20, 2024
Great music from Jeff
C. A. X. SOUZA
Reviewed in Brazil on January 11, 2020
Grande álbum do Jeff Healey, com super hits e muita categoria.
Helen Larsen
Reviewed in Canada on May 2, 2019
Everything was good
JESÚS PABLO PUERTAS
Reviewed in Spain on November 14, 2018
Creo que Jeff Healey pertenece a ese grupo de músicos que no fue suficientemente valorado en su momento. Temas variados, lentos y marchosos.
denis tremblay
Reviewed in Canada on March 9, 2016
good
Customer
Reviewed in Canada on February 4, 2016
Glad I got it
Jerry Leszyk
Reviewed in the United States on July 25, 2014
Another great CD with great songs. Besides the great Music, the guy can really sing.
Carlos Fernando Santos
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on September 9, 2009
i have already this cd version by arista 1995 but i wanna this remastered version since this is by far his best work,strong and melodic solos,the sound of the rythm guitar is more eq and the melodies with the back vocals are clean,by far the best produced albumbut jesus they forget 2 songs --2 songs from the other version (live..)and (joined at heart) 2 top songs since there is no weak track on this albumnow i have to keep the oldier version,since they remaster the usa edition,not the european who have both tracksi have thousands cds and guitar players near all them,blues,jazz,metal and these album must be in top ten just because of the sound and solos---amazing
Dave Hilton
Reviewed in Canada on June 8, 2004
From reading the other reviews here, it sounds like some of them were based on one song on this album: "If You Can't Feel Anything Else". While I understand their assessments of this song and even remotely agree with them, the song DOES NOT discount the album as an exemplary blues record with strong rock accents. The song can be described as somewhat experimental, combining rap with Jeff's soaring guitar solos. It initially sounded peculiar to me, but I eventually appreciated the song for what it is...I have even come to like it!As for the rest of the album, it is truly a work of art from this blues guitarist. Largely unknown and unpromoted, the album demonstrates the sheer virtuosity of Jeff Healey and his band. Many of the songs are blues pieces with hard rock lingering through each one. Excellent examples of this are "Cruel Little Number", "House That Love Built", "Evil and Here To Stay", and "My Kind Of Lover".My favorites here are "Leave The Light On", "Baby's Lookin' Hot", "Lost In Your Eyes", and "You're Coming Home". In the latter song, this ballad has Jeff making his guitar sing with delightful solos that literally give me chills. The song also has a very positive message; kind of ironic for a blues artist. "Leave The Light On" is a bluesish melodic rocker with more premium guitar work. "Baby's Lookin' Hot" REALLY rocks! It has heavy rhythm guitar and drums in addition to Jeff's incredible guitar solos and vocals; the song just screams with blues and rock accents. Lastly, "Lost In Your Eyes" comes across as a sensational ballad that Jeff probably tried to release as a single. Originally written by Tom Petty, this song has a beautiful melody perfect for relaxing with a loved one.There is one discrepancy with this album: the production quality. It is obvious that this album was merely pasted from tape to CD material without adequate digital remastering. As a result, the treble input is a little excessive, while the bass input does not have enough power or emphasis. This is especially apparent with the heavy rockers. Despite this error, I still rate this album 5 stars and highly recommend its purchase for its unparalleled songwriting and pure musical talent provided by Jeff Healey and his band.
"rawhead68"
Reviewed in Canada on December 12, 2003
Another fine example of great musicians who can't write a great song. This CD has Jeff Healey searching for a new direction and ending up somewhere between rock and dare I say it rap. Even the stronger songs seem to have elements that seem out of place. A good example would be "Leave the light on". Probably the strongest song on the CD. It is marred by distorted guitars from start to finish. This is a long way from the blues rock that Jeff was known for. If that is what you are looking for, look elsewhere
B. Martin
Reviewed in Canada on June 5, 2002
I GIVE THIS ALBUM 4 STARS BECAUSE OVER ALL IT IS NOT AS GOOD AS THE JEFF HEALY BANDS "HELL TO PAY" ALBUM. FOR ANYONE NEW TO JEFF HEALY PURCHASE "HELL TO PAY" FIRST. IF YOU FIND YOURSELF WANTING MORE THEN PURCHASE "SEE THE LIGHT". THIRD IF YOU ARE A DIEHARD FAN PURCHASE THIS CD. TOO BAD YOU CAN NOT OMIT TRACK NUMBER 10 BECAUSE OF ITS RAP LIKE SOUND. I WAS SURPRISED TO FIND IT INCLUDED ON THIS ALBUM. I COULD NOT HELP BUT THINK OF 9-11-2001, WHEN I LISTENED TO THE LYRICS OF TRACK NUMBER 8, EVEN THOUGH THIS CD CAME OUT AROUND TEN YEARS BEFORE THAT TRAGIC DAY.
Russell Diederich
Reviewed in Canada on June 19, 2001
I believe that Jeff Healey got caught up in the rap movement that started to explode across the music scene in the early 90's. "Feel This" is an example of trying to meld music, experimenting with new sounds. Definitely, less bluesy sounding, while rock dominates this album he also tries to give several songs the short staccato sound of rap. Overall, this is a pretty decent album.Jr. John appears on "If You Can't Feel Anything Else" a horrible attempt at a rap that melds in Healey's dive-bombs and squealing guitar. We can't blame Healey though, everyone had to try it (Aerosmith succeeded and Billy Joel didn't). Fortunately, that's the worst song of the album. "Lost In Your Eyes" is a great ballad that expresses Healey's voice, as does "Heart of an Angel". "My Kinda Lover" and "Baby's Lookin' Hot" are a couple of up-beat rocking tunes. I also enjoy "Dreams of Love" and "You're Coming Home".Healey is able to put some good licks on each song. He is definitely a good guitarist, but it is not enough to save some of the songs off of this album.
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