Artist	Song
The Jeff Healey Band	Angel Eyes
from See the Light (1988)
The Jeff Healey Band	While My Guitar Gently Weeps
from Hell to Pay (1990)
The Jeff Healey Band	Lost In Your Eyes
from Feel This (1992)
The Jeff Healey Band	See the Light
from See the Light (1988)
The Jeff Healey Band	Communication Breakdown
from Master Hits: The Jeff Healey Band (1999)
The Jeff Healey Band	I Think I Love You Too Much
from Hell to Pay (1990)
The Jeff Healey Band	Confidence Man
from See the Light (1988)
The Jeff Healey Band	Angel
from Legacy: Volume One - the Singles (2009)
The Jeff Healey Band	Hideaway
from See the Light (1988)
The Jeff Healey Band	How Long Can a Man Be Strong
from Hell to Pay (1990)
The Jeff Healey Band	House That Love Built
from Feel This (1992)
The Jeff Healey Band	Hoochie Coochie Man
from Live at Montreux 1999 (2008)
The Jeff Healey Band	Cruel Little Number
from Feel This (1992)
The Jeff Healey Band	Nice Problem to Have
from See the Light (1988)
The Jeff Healey Band	Heart of an Angel
from Feel This (1992)
The Jeff Healey Band	Blue Jean Blues
from See the Light (1988)
The Jeff Healey Band	Full Circle
from Hell to Pay (1990)
The Jeff Healey Band	It Could All Get Blown Away
from Feel This (1992)
The Jeff Healey Band	Third Degree
from Live at Montreux 1999 (2008)
The Jeff Healey Band	River of No Return
from See the Light (1988)
The Jeff Healey Band	Evil and Here to Stay
from Feel This (1992)
The Jeff Healey Band	My Little Girl
from See the Light (1988)
The Jeff Healey Band	Stop Breakin' Down
from Live at Montreux 1999 (2008)
The Jeff Healey Band	Life Beyond the Sky
from Hell to Pay (1990)
The Jeff Healey Band	Someday, Someway
from See the Light (1988)
The Jeff Healey Band	Yer Blues
from Live at Montreux 1999 (2008)
The Jeff Healey Band	That's What They Say
from See the Light (1988)
The Jeff Healey Band	Let It All Go
from Hell to Pay (1990)
The Jeff Healey Band	If You Can't Feel Anything Else
from Feel This (1992)
Jeff Healey	Southern Sky
from Born to Ride - Love Ride 24 (2007)

Comment:

Whether giving Clapton and Stevie Ray a run for their money while spraying out jagged shards of broken-bottle riffs, or turning on his lovelight to let loose with a romantic ballad, Jeff Healey radiated the kind of true-blue sincerity that can only be described as [i]soul[/i]. His lifelong health struggles eventually took him out of the game way too early, but they gave him a deep feeling for the blues. You can hear it in the hard-won wisdom he brought to his guitar solos, dripping with a bittersweet mix of pain and desire one minute, pile-driving rock energy into a blues foundation the next. You can hear it in his natural-born belter's rough-and-ready swagger and in his sweet, soul-baring delivery on openhearted declarations from deep inside. Listen close, but don't be afraid to turn it up.

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