Robert Cray has arrived and is here to stay. Check out his Grammy-winning albums and you’ll see why even Eric Clapton agreed to open Cray’s shows in 2006 and 2007. Even the named musicians are proud to perform with Cray because of his innate talent in playing the blues. He is an impressive guitarist, expressive vocalist and among the few who stand out when it comes to contemporary Rhythm and Blues. However, his talent is not limited to that genre because he can also sing pop, rock and even jazz music. He is said to be a very dynamic and talented singer.

Robert Cray is one of America’s most talented artists and this is evident with the six Grammy nomination and three Grammy Awards he has received so far. It all started when the Robert Cray Band was born in 1974. The group built a credible reputation through the 1980s and with the release of their debut record “Who’s Been Talking”, the band has made its mark in the American music industry. Thanks to the album “False Accusations”, the band made it to the Top 10 LP Picks of Newsweek in 1985. The said album also hit the number 1 in the United States and United Kingdom music charts. The band got Platinum sales with the release of “Strong persuader” in 1986 and also won for Cray a Grammy. From then on Robert Cray’s face graced the cover of the Rolling Stone. He was invited by Eric Clapton to play with him and they wrote “Old Love” which was featured in Clapton’s “Unplugged”, a Grammy winner in 1992. You will see pure talent once you get you Robert Cray tickers and watch him perform live on stage.