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Sound engineer "Prof. Keith Johnson, who has won several Grammy Awards for his work, dedicated himself to recording blues for the first time on There's A Time. He positioned singer/songwriter MacLeod and his colleagues Denny Croy (bass) and Jimi Bott (drums) in a recording room at Skywalker Studios. Sitting in a circle, the musicians could see each other as they played - and then they played live, without headphones and without any additional recordings mixed in.
MacLeod, who has worked with legends such as Big Joe Turner, Pee Wee Crayton, Eddie "Cleanhead" Vinson, Big Mama Thornton and George "Harmonica" Smith, plays an unorthodox but captivatingly powerful rhythm guitar. The instruments he uses on the album have names like "Moon" (a National M-1 Tricone), "Little Bit" (Gibson C-100 FE) and "Owl" (National style "O"), and he also played a National El Trovador 12-string. His talent as a storyteller is evident in songs such as My In-laws Are Outlaws and the humorous St Elmo's Rooms and Pool.
In 2013, MacLeod was nominated for a Blues Award in the Acoustic Artist category.
1. Rosa Lee
2. Black Nights
3. The Up Song
4. My Inlaws Are Outlaws
5. The Entitled Few
6. A Ticket Out
7. Run With The Devil
8. St. Elmo’s Rooms and Pool
9. I’ll Be Walking On
10. East Carolina Woman
11. The Night Of The Devil’s Road
12. Dubb’s Talking Religion Blues
13. Ghost