Arc Angels are a Texas-based blues-rock quartet best known for their 1992 self-titled album; the lineup on that record included former Double Trouble rhythm section members Tommy Shannon and Chris Layton with guitarists/singers Charlie Sexton and Doyle Bramhall II.

1992 self-titled album; members on the album: Doyle Bramhall II, Charlie Sexton, Tommy Shannon, Chris Layton; album produced by Little Steven; musical style: Texan rock blues / blues rock.

A receptive, informed review of Arc Angels' 1992 self-titled album that frames the band as a Texan blues-rock quartet built around the Double Trouble rhythm section and two singer-guitarists. The review praises songwriting and production while noting limited originality. Recommended for fans of Steve Ray Vaughan and polished rock-blues songwriting.

For:Fans of blues-rock, followers of Steve Ray Vaughan, listeners of Texas-based rock and roots music.

 Fans of the late Steve Ray Vaughan can still find some solace today and remember his times by revisiting this healthy and solid piece of Texan rock blues, the first and only work from 1992 by a quartet that, in many ways, is connected to the prodigious, ill-fated, and much-missed super guitarist from Dallas.

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