**** (1992) Tab's debut album. Though he was yet to hone his unique, immediately recogizable guitar attack this is still a good Tab album and a great debut. His singing also lacks some of the depth that it now possesses. But this is to be expected from a 24-year-old. A good place to start. Grade: B

**** (1994)

**** (1995) Fantastic, guitar-driven blues, with a rock edge. I'm convinced that whoever recorded Tab's first three albums had difficulty capturing his voice properly. That said, this album is sheer funky, rollicking fun, and should be played loud so the neighbors can hear it. Grade: A

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(2000) Tab performs with Raful Neal on "Feels Like Rain." It's a solid song and proves that Tab could probably cover a Bette Midler song and make it his own. The album as a whole is a mixed bag. Half the songs are good, the other half are pretty terrible. Grade: C

(2002)

**** (2002) Another great Tab album, benifitting from good, solid production that lends a real punch to the music. Tab ventures into mellow country blues territory on a few songs. However, the remaining upbeat blues run-throughs and funky, razor-sharp shuffles act to balance things out and are among the strongest songs Tab has ever cut. Grade: A-

(2003)

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**** (2004)

**** (2005) A charity project put together by Tab, featuring Dr. John and George Porter Jr., among others. Tab sings and plays guitar on roughly half of the tracks. The music is layed back and rather impromtu, with a fair amount of piano, featuring multiple singers on most cuts. Not all of the songs are very interesting, but most are solid and listenable. Grade: B

**** (2006) Laid back vibe. A more acoustic offering, with country and pop overtones. The album as a whole has less of an edge to it than some may prefer. Still, there are a handful of good tunes. Grade: B

(2007)

**** (2008)