"High-octane electric blues... Strong and moving... Blazing electric guitar... A fresh new face on the blues scene, loaded with talent and teaming with new ideas." Southland Blues Magazine

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Contents

#		Title	Length	Sample
1		It's The Truth	2:36
2		Live To Tell	2:29
3		You Better Run	5:50
4		Thinking Out Loud	3:12
5		Hey Now Baby!	3:01
6		The One That Got Away	2:58
7		Mister Bad Luck	3:01
8		No Time For Sweet Talk	4:37
9		Better Off	6:25
10		Christmas Day	4:16

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What are the critics saying about Mister Bad Luck?

"Perfect... Every track on this CD is super fine Blues... The finest debut I've heard in years... A Blues Classic."

Real Blues Magazine

"High energy... Stepping out of the box... Suave and feverish...Oscar Jordan is an artist from whom we should be hearing more of."

Living Blues Magazine

"A Promising first effort... Dexterity galore... His frenetic blues riffing is clean and super-fast... Able to shift between different styles and tempos with ease... A good bet to take it to a higher level."

Blues Access Magazine

"Smooth, well-crafted, original, and rollicking. Stands out nicely."

Blues Revue Magazine

"Multi-talented and refreshing... Oscar Jordan, keep doing what you're doing! You're going to hear a lot about this young man."

Ed Archer, "Preaching The Blues," KPFK Radio Los Angeles

"Oscar's music, his electrifying guitar and his powerful voice, make every song a blues masterpiece. This is the blues, no doubt about it. Mister Bad Luck is a killer blues album."

Midnight Rider
BumpNGrindRecords.com

"Jordan demonstrates some intricate fretwork throughout this release, but maybe what is most impressive is that he understands that more is not necessarily better. Mister Bad Luck is an impressive debut effort packed with equal parts punch and class. One suspects that we will be hearing more from Oscar Jordan in the future."

DocBluez' Blues Lounge
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"Inspired... An excellent CD... great playing... B.B. King meets Steely Dan."

GuitaristForum.com

"Mister Bad Luck is nothing short of an emotional journey."

Valley Scene Magazine