1.Whole Lotta Work 02:25
2.Puttin Down Roots 03:02
3.Bird For A Day 03:29
4.Driftin Away With You 04:25
5.Oughta Know 02:55
6.The One You Loved 03:17
7.Just My Baby and Me 03:21
8.Damage is Done 03:15
9.Bigger Bang A Comin 03:30
10.Trouble Is Easy To Find 03:06
11.Gone to Mexico 02:02 

Vocal & Guitar - Clay McClinton
Guitar, Piano & Organ - Kevin McKendree
Bass - Steve Mackey
Drums - Kenneth Blevins, Lynn Williams, Bryan Owings, Nina Singh 
Fiddle & Pedal Steel - James Pennebaker
Trumpet - Steve Herrman
Backup Vocals - Jonell Mosser, Jeff Botta, Delbert McClinton, Malcolm Bruce
Effects & Percussion - Malcolm Bruce
Steel Drum - Yates McKendree
Djembe - Delbert McClinton

Clay demonstrates his musical virtuosity with the release of his third album, Livin’ Out Loud (2010). He blends Americana and Texas blues with a touch of country to give us a tremendous follow up to his two previous releases—Out of the Blue (2004) and Son of a Gun (2006). Livin’ Out Loud is openhearted and thoughtful, and often explores the tension between the love for adventure and the longing for home. ---claymcclinton.com

Quietly lurking in the shadows of the Texas music scene, the humble yet immensely talented Clay McClinton hits a home run with his newest release, Livin’ Out Loud. ---Tracie Ferguson, Lone Star Music Magazine

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1.	One Of Those Guys
2.	A Thing For You
3.	If We Don't Work Together
4.	Howlin' At The Moon
5.	Dig Deep
6.	The Man I Wanna Be
7.	Homesick Blues
8.	Missing You
9.	Worn Down To The Bone
10.	What Can't Be Understood
11.	Listening To The Rain

Clay McClinton – guitar, vocals
Spencer Campbell, Stephen Mackey – bass
Andrew Bett – keyboards, piano, vocals
Ana Christensen, Delbert McClinton – vocals
Billy Contreras, James Pennebaker – fiddle
Kevin McKendree – guitars, organ, piano, Wurlitzer

Singer/songwriter/guitarist Clay McClinton’s musical sound is woven together with rawhide and hemp, barbwire and willow reed. It’s that eclectic sound born in Texas where honky tonk, Delta blues and soulful rock meld seamlessly. Clay’s music introduces “alternative country” to “contemporary blues,” and the two genres become fast friends.

His new CD, Son of a Gun, boasts plenty of gutsy, gritty lyrics laid on a strong musical bed. “The Man I Wanna Be,” is an inward-looking, country conversational tune with a haunting melody. Clay moves from there to the Texas romp of “Worn Down To The Bone,” and the two-stepping lost-love tune, “Missing You,” which is one of two songs on the album that he co-wrote with his dad, Delbert McClinton. Delbert provides backup vocals on “Missing You” and also co-wrote “Howlin’ at the Moon.”

“This album has a lot more co-writes than my first one,” Clay says. “I like writing by myself, and I have a lot of songs under my hat that I’ve written, but I’m enjoying co-writing as well. I’ve been in Nashville for a couple of years now, so I’ve expanded my circle of talented writer and musician friends.” ---Editorial Review

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