Track list:

1. Long Way to Go
2. Babylon is Falling
3. One More Heartache
4. Might Take a Lifetime
5. Skinny Woman
6. Louisiana Rain
7. Little Pink Pistol
8. Nobody’s Fault But Mine
9. Somebody in My Home
10. One Mountain at a Time
11. Christmas Time in New Orleans

Track Listing:

1. Rock and Roll Girl
2. The Day Before Tomorrow
3. Just Lucky I Guess
4. Coolest Fools
5. Refugee
6. Mad About You
7. Death Letter
8. 21st Century Man
9. Cabbagetown Shuffle
10. Sing Together “Great grooves, thought provoking lyrics, infectious hooks, sweet slide guitar work and mountains of superb tone…” – Rick J Bowen, No Depression

“Utterly infectious…. Good God, it makes you throb, and think.” — Tom Clarke, Elmore

“A beautiful record.” – César, Blues Again (France)

“So glad to have you back, Delta Moon, and man you have delivered an outstanding Blues album in your very own inimitable style. Never one to follow the mainstream but rather follow your Southern Roots with a sound laden with stunning guitar and vocals. The cover of Son House’s “Death Letter” moved my soul and made me realise just why l and countless others can’t get enough of Delta Moon. Your songs are outstanding and at times very pointed and cutting back the layers of our lives exposing what we chose to ignore. All round the orchestration is brilliant as is the charts and phrasing. There is no filler here as every song can stand alone and shine, this is somewhat rare in this day and age as many albums have that track or two that just doesn’t cut the mustard. Congratulations guys on an outstanding album that will certainly feature highly on favourites lists at the end of the year.” – Peter Merrett, PBS106.7 Melbourne, Australia

Track Listing:

1. Wrong Side of Town
2. Afterglow
3. Nothing You Can Tell a Fool
4. Mean Streak
5. Lowdown
6. Down in the Flood (Crash on the Levee)
7. Open All Night
8. Spark in the Dark
9. Hard Time Killing Floor Blues
10. Mayfly
11. Jelly Roll
12. Jacky Ray

“If you’re looking for exquisite playing and fine songcraft, you’ll find it on Delta Moon’s Low Down.” – Living Blues (USA)

“Their best album.” – Downbeat (USA)

“Low Down takes the next step towards cementing Delta Moon’s legacy as one of America’s best roots-rock outfits.” – Blues Music Magazine (USA)

“A highly recommended album for fans of well written and performed contemporary blues.” – Blues Matters (UK)

“One of the catchiest albums that I have received for a long time, full of excellent music, where each piece has its own charm and the instrumentation is subtle and tasteful, but also remains raw and original. Really an album of a piece.” – BluesNews (Switzerland)

“The slide-work of the two guitarists shimmers, always a highlight when they launch into solos. As long as there are such bands, the blues will never die!” – Weltmusik-Magazin (Germany)

“The dynamic dual slide guitarists Tom Gray and his “blues brother” Mark Johnson once again shatter perceptions of what the music is and what it can become. Their 10th album, Low Down … enervates the genre as a timeless, evolving cultural treasure.” – Blues Festival Guide (USA)

“As soon as l had listened to the entire album l sat back and all l could say was ‘Wow, wow, wow’. Damn, why hadn’t we heard of this powerhouse group before now? Great songwriting and incredible playing from a more than talented outfit.” – Peter Merrett, PBS106.7 (Melbourne, Australia)

“Fans the world over know that each and every time the Atlanta-based band rises up and gets Low Down on a new album, they’re in for a special ride. Tail draggin’, whip-snappin’, blues, roots, you name it.” – Elmore Magazine (USA)

“Delta Moon has developed over the years a very unique sound based as much on the two slide guitars as on the memorable voice of Tom Gray. On Low Down one can again find examples of why I think this band is one of the most important bands today.” – Wasser-Prawda (Germany)

Click here to download individual tracks, or the album: https://deltamoon.bandcamp.com/album/turn-around-when-possible-live-volume-2
Tracks:
1. Midnight Train
2. Black Coffee
3. The Wrong Side of Town
4. Get Gone
5. Shake 'Em On Down
6. Hard Times Killing Floor Blues
7. Goin' Down South
8. True Love Lies
9. Nightclubbing
10. That's It

Click here to download tracks or entire album: https://deltamoon.bandcamp.com/album/lifes-a-song-live-volume-1
1. Hell Bound Train
2. Black Cat Oil
3. Lonely
4. Get Gone
5. Black Coffee
6. You Got to Move
7. Goin' Down South
8. I'm a Witness
9. Clear Blue Flame
10. Stuck in Carolina
11. Life's a Song
12. Blind Spot
13. Lap Dog
14. Shake Your Hips

Click here to download tracks or full album: https://deltamoon.bandcamp.com/album/black-cat-oil
1. Down & Dirty
2. Blues in a Bottle
3. Walk Out in the River
4. Black Cat Oil
5. Wishbone
6. Black Coffee
7. Neon Jesus
8. Jukin'
9. Sunshine
10. Applejack
11. Write Me A Few Of Your Lines

Track Listing:

1. Hell Bound Train
2. Room 429
3. Lonely
4. Get Gone
5. True Love Lies
6. You Got to Move
7. Stuck in Carolina
8. Ain’t No Train
9. Ghost in My Guitar
10. Take the Back Road Home
11. Plantation Song

Red Parlor Records

“With guitarists Tom Gray and Mark Johnson playing mean slide guitars, Delta Moon is deep blues with a fury. The band’s grooves are catchy and cool, and the setlist of mostly originals showcases fine songwriting. Hot stuff!” – Vintage Guitar

“The slide guitars of Tom Gray and Mark Johnson impressively slash or wend through textural thickets of rhythm. Gray’s a top-grade songwriter, spinning memorable melodies and lyrics about restlessness and loneliness that he sings with shadowy vividness.” – Downbeat

“The consistent mood and atmosphere created here makes this 11-song record a pleasure each time it plays. With clever songwriting, stripped down arrangements, and Gray’s toughened vocals, Delta Moon has crafted a solid album.” – Blues Revue

“Even after five albums over the past eight years, it seems that the group is just starting to explore the possibilities inherent in their blues-based Southern genre. It’s a style that could be confining, but in their hands, never is.” – All Music Guide

“Delta Moon’s songs fascinate like the vestiges of a shotgun shack, pitted planks that retain the essence of what thrived way, way back. This Atlanta-based quartet wrings slippery, piquant juice from yesteryear’s Mississippi blues and enhances it with dual slide guitars and incredibly catchy beats. In what might seem a crowded field, they’re one of a kind,” – Hittin’ the Note

Track Listing:

1. Clear Blue Flame
2. Blind Spot
3. Money Changes Everything
4. Trouble in the Home
5. Jessie Mae
6. Cool Your Jets
7. Life’s a Song
8. Stranger in My Hometown
9. Lap dog
10. I’m a Witness
11. You Done Told Everybody

Release date: July 31, 2007

“Tom Gray and Mark Johnson are the rusty, banged up Cadillacs of the slide guitar, side by side coughing up smoke and spitting backwoods dirt, but unswerving in their precision and singular style.” – Hittin’ the Note

“Songwriter/guitarist Tom Gray’s grainy, flinty voice works perfectly with the riff-driven, Southern swamp sound that dominates the band’s fifth release, Clear Blue Flame.” – Blues Revue

“Gray and Johnson’s double-slide style, inspired by a pairing of David Lindley and Ry Cooder, works to perfection on Flame.” – Chicago Sun-Times

Click here to download tracks or entire album: https://deltamoon.bandcamp.com/album/howlin 1. You Don't Have to Go
2. Higher Ground
3. Must Be Lonely
4. Midnight Train
5. Put Your Arms Around Me
6. Low Country Boil
7. Officer
8. Blue Highway
9. Tiltawhirl
10. Let Tomorrow Be
11. Lovin' in the Moonlight

1. That’s It
2. I Want to Go
3. Dreams Come Real
4. Stone Cold Man
5. Goin’ Down South
6. Poplar Grove
7. All She Wrote
8. Nightclubbing
9. Shake Somethin’ Loose
10. I’ll Die Trying
11. Nobody Knows

Release date: June 15, 2004

Tom Gray – vocal, lap steel guitar, piano, dulcimer. Mark Johnson – guitar. Gina Leigh – vocal. Scott Callison – drums. Jon Schwenke – bass.

Special guests: Vassar Clements – fiddle (“Stone Cold Man”). Mike Auldridge – Dobro (“All She Wrote”).

Recorded February 21, 2003, before a live audience in The Cave, Tree Sound Studios, Duluth, Georgia.

Delta Moon’s line-up on this recording was Tom Gray on vocals, lap steel guitar and keyboards, Mark Johnson on bottleneck slide guitar, Gina Leigh on vocals and hand percussion, Johnny McKnight on drums, and Jon Schwenke on bass.

Track Listing:

1. Look Way Down That Lonesome Road
2. Raeline
3. Put Your Arms Around Me
4. Baby, Please Don’t Go
5. Any-Kind-A-Man
6. Tilt-A-Whirl
7. Like My Baby Can
8. Somebody’s Been Using That Thing
9. Do the Do
10. Edna Mae
11. Mean Town Blues

Release date: May 31, 2003

“One of the best albums of the year.” – King Biscuit Time

“Their exposive mix of Delta blues, R&B, boogie-woogie, gospel, and blues-rock is innovative and daring. But most striking is the way their slide guitars interlock in each song, resulting in a swampy, loose-limbed sound that buzzes with passion.” – Blues Revue

“Listening to Delta Moon on CD is never going to come close to their wonderful live performances, but this CD comes pretty close. If you thought blues was about motionless musicians with anguished expressions belting out tired old 12 bars, shuffles, or play-by-numbers blues rock, then think again. This is a collection of well arranged rootsy songs played by a band whose clear enjoyment in playing is infectious.” – Blues Matters! (UK)

“The far-reaching influences, the personal experiences, and the unflinching willingness – not to mention uncanny ability – to completely stretch the blues, make Delta Moon’s records at once exciting and sincere.” – Hittin’ the Note

Track Listing:

1. Preachin’ Blues
2. House of Dolls
3. Mansfield Road
4. Shake ‘Em On Down
5. You Can’t Make Somebody Love You
6. Fooling Around
7. She’s Mine, She’s Yours
8. Big Road Blues
9. Jelly Roll
10. Wang Dang Doodle
11. Play Me a Song, Little Blind Boy

Release date: March 22, 2002

“Another stellar newcomer to the national music scene … Delta Moon is poised for greatness, with nothing but a lot of opportunity and a very bright future ahead of them.” – Hittin’ the Note

“This is an excellent-sounding album with lots of production punch, soulful performances, and spirited playing. Best of show: a rumble through Fred McDowell’s ‘Shake ‘Em On Down’ and Gray’s greasy ‘House of Dolls.'” – Blues Revue

“A forehead-slappingly fantastic combo that wipes the floor with most of the competition.” – The Atlanta Journal-Constitution