Good Stuff

Eric Bibb's debut album, "Good Stuff," is a captivating blend of contemporary folk, classic country-blues, and gospel influences that showcases the guitarist's remarkable skill and versatility. Released on February 20, 1997, under Opus 3 Records, this 14-track album spans a duration of 56 minutes, offering a rich and diverse sonic experience. Bibb's soulful vocals and masterful guitar playing are at the forefront, effortlessly weaving together various musical styles to create a cohesive and engaging collection of songs. Tracks like "Good Stuff," "Saucer 'n' Cup," and "Shingle by Shingle" highlight Bibb's ability to infuse traditional blues and folk elements with a fresh, modern perspective. The album's title track, "Good Stuff," sets the tone with its infectious rhythm and uplifting lyrics, while "Don't Ever Let Nobody Drag Your Spirit Down" delivers a powerful message of resilience and hope. "Good Stuff" is a testament to Eric Bibb's artistry and his unique ability to blend genres, making it a standout debut that continues to resonate with fans of blues and folk music alike.