I'm in the Wrong Business!

The album was recorded in four studios across the United States. Reed wrote all of the album's songs; his saxophone style was influenced by J. T. Brown. Bonnie Raitt, Maurice John Vaughn, and Stevie Ray Vaughan played on ''I'm in the Wrong Business!'' The title track is a complaint about the music business; Reed made it a point to use humor in his songs. ==Critical reception==

Robert Christgau wrote that, "title boast to the contrary, Reed has a commercial knack—he knows how to distinguish himself from competing bluesmen, more gifted ones included." USA Today stated that "Steve Diztell's careening guitar break on the irresistibly funky 'Don't Drive Drunk' is impressive." The Washington Post noted that, "rhythmically, the album generally has the languid, loping feel of a Jimmy Reed tune." The Philadelphia Inquirer determined that Reed "makes his own blues sound both accessible to the marketplace and gratifyingly raunchy." AllMusic called the album "solid, soulful blues, often with humorous, self-deprecating lyrics." ==Track listing==