Incognito - Four

Tracks

		Track Name	Length
	1	That's What Love Will Do	05:36
	2	Don't Smile When You're Telling a Lie	04:22
	3	Bad Boy	04:19
	4	Change My Mind	03:40
	5	The Man	05:15
	6	Blame it All On You	03:08
	7	Waterfall	04:52
	8	Evening at Porteau	04:06
	9	Walking by Myself	05:10
	10	Getaway	04:27
	11	Make Time Your Friend	05:22
	12	Objects in the Mirror	04:46

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Incognito were Vancouver blues veterans whose sound leaned hard into the “rough and tough” side of blues-rock. Formed by guitarist and bandleader Rob Montgomery (ex-Barrelhouse Blues Band) with singer/harpist Sherman “Tank” Doucette, bassist Bob Popowich (ex-Six Cylinder), and drummer Bob Woods (a 16-year veteran of Matt Minglewood’s band), the group carried a raw, Chicago-influenced energy. Their self-titled 1992 debut, recorded at Sierra Studios and Fluid Sound, mixed seven originals with choice cuts from Muddy Waters, Sonny Boy Williamson, and Roosevelt Sykes.

Incognito became fixtures at venues like the Fairview and Maximum Blues Pub, even cutting a jingle for Grower’s Cider and gaining radio traction with “Hot Blues and Cold Beer” and “Train Comin’.” Over nearly a decade, they released four albums (1992–2001) while keeping the scene alive with their jam sessions and gritty live shows. With Montgomery’s fiery fretwork at the helm, Incognito embodied Vancouver’s brand of barroom blues: a little raw, a little rock, and always ready to make the dance floor sweat.
-Robert Williston

Robbie Montgomery: guitars, vocals, percussion
Oliver Conway: lead vocal, harmonica, guitar
Bob Woods: drums, vocals
Bob Popowich (el Magnifico): bass, accordion, vocals

Additional Musicians:
Kenny Boychuk: Hammond B3 (2,4,9,10)
Mike Kalani: Hammond B3 (1,5,6,7,11)
Leslie Pardelli: background vocals
James Hewett: rhythm guitar (12)

Produced by Oliver Conway for Aero Music
Recorded at Aero Studio, Vancouver, British Columbia
Mastering by Paul Baker
CD graphics by James Badger

This album is dedicated to all of you who have made the road rise to meet us.
Here’s a little something till we get together again.

Acknowledgements:
Incognito would like to thank: Mrs P for all the perogies; Wade and Keith and the jam gang at the Yale Hotel, Dave at the Fairview; Mike Purcell at Blues on Whyte in Edmonton; Buds on Broadway in Toontown; Storman Norman- keep the faith; Lloyd Peterson and the Mount Baker Blues Festival; Bill Dynes; Taylor James; Keith, Tom, Kermit and Bill at The Queens Hotel in Nanaimo; Colleen Jordan; C.U.P.E.; Gordie Larkin; John Dupuis; Curtis in Edmonton for keeping us rolling; Jimmy Hewett for inspirational guidance in net; the Wild Buffalo in Bellingham; Verna Montgomery, Baker St. Studios [I’ll bring it right back Paul!], John Dupuis; Rob Moser; and the good folks down at local 145, A.F.M.; Sabian Cymbals and Long and McQuade.

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