Terry Evans has one of the most identifiable voices in blues and roots music, providing vocal support for the likes of John Lee Hooker, Ry Cooder and John Fogerty. In recent years, Evans has come to the forefront as a concert headliner with a stunning series of well-received recordings. With Fire In The Feeling, his seventh release and first studio album since 2001’s critically acclaimed Mississippi Magic, Terry Evans doesn’t miss a beat. His versatility as a vocalist is showcased from the upbeat opening "Uphill Climb (To the Bottom)" to the emotional Ry Cooder-penned "My Baby Joined the Army" to the blues rockers "Let’s Get Gone" and "Turn on Your Lovelight" to the somber closing "Walkin’ Chains". He proves on every song why he is one of the best singers in contemporary blues today. Fire In The Feeling was produced by Evans with Phil Bloch and special guests include guitarist David Lindley, bassist Jorge Calderone and trombonist George Bohannon.