The Robert Cray Band, on the heels of 1,000 live performances as a unit, have completed their new album, 'Twenty.' The new album combines the band's skills with legendary engineer Don Smith (The Rolling Stones, Buddy Guy, Ry Cooder, Miles Davis) to craft an intelligent, sophisticated and subtle CD that draws from a diverse pool of influences to create a signature sound while a varied menu of songs.

'Twenty,' like its predecessor 'Time Will Tell,' was co-produced by Cray along with Jim Pugh, his keyboardist of 16 years. Set for May 24 street date, fans can look for U.S. tour dates in July and August.

'Twenty,' ironically, is not the Robert Cray band¹s 20th album but rather its 14th. The album derives its title from the title track "Twenty," an honest and pointed commentary on the U.S. war in Iraq.

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