Seagal first appeared on the big screen in 1988 when he starred in "Above the Law" a movie he co-wrote. It wasn't until 1997 when Seagal appeared as Environmental Protection Agency Agent Jack Taggart in "Fire Down Below" that he first displayed his musical ability. Since then Seagal has contributed a number of compositions to his movies.
Unlike his debut CD "Songs from the Crystal Cave" which is a collection of eclectic tunes, Seagal returns to his musical love for the blues on his latest CD "Mojo Priest". Considered a blues purist Seagal has jammed with some of the greatest blues legends. Blues man Bo Diddley joins Seagal on a number in "Mojo Priest" a collection of 17 straight up Delta Blues pieces. Seagal carries a tune well and the blues is well suited to Seagal's voice and besides that Steven Seagal can play a "mean" guitar!
Far from what fans of Seagal's movies might expect, Steven Seagal's music is as sound as his moves and well worth the listen.
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