It takes me completely by surprise, for this jolt of energy was not what I was expecting. The powerful vocals (The Texas Bluesman himself) carries us on through the song, with the wave-like keys of Mr. John Thomas captivating us throughout.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q5ERsCa72OU

A Gospel background is clearly visible (Audible, rather!) in Mr. Rayford's vocals, and while young, he even served as the choir director at Church. After his stint as a Marine, he entered contemporary music with his band "The Urban Gypsies", which played a mix of Soul, R&B and Funk, but primarily covers. More bands, a few ad-films (For which he made music) and many more covers later, Sugaray found himself as one of the world's leading Blues musicians, being nominated for two awards (The BB King Entertainer of the year and Contemporary Blues Male artist of the year) in 2017.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wv8wLjKlRT8As he says in his song "Country Boy"

Mr. Rayford enthuses energy that makes his live performances absolutely enthralling. In one of his interviews to the Blues Blast Magazine

http://www.bluesblastmagazine.com/featured-interview-sugaray-rayford/ he says, "It must be real and virile every time we play, and that way people are getting a real party. I don't want people saying, 'He did this or that same show, the exact same show in the exact same place night after night after night that kills musicians' spirit".