Out of nowhere, or rather the end of Colorado background, with albums whose titles are intriguing (When Negroes Walked The Earth, White African, Respect The Dead, My world is gone ...), Otis Taylor cultivates its difference. Brush in mind the "tangent" blues JB Lenoir, John Lee Hooker, RL Burnside, the tradition of American social songwriting. The sound is haunting, unclassifiable, timeless, hypnotic rhythm while the singer of "trance blues" evokes the past but his point is well present. That is also the blues.