Never Been Rocked Enough

The album was produced by McClinton, Jim Horn, Don Was, and Bonnie Raitt; the two recording sessions took about a week and a half. Tom Petty and Melissa Etheridge provided backing vocals. "Have a Little Faith in Me" is a cover of the John Hiatt song. McClinton considered Never Been Rocked Enough to be his most radio-friendly album. ==Critical reception==

The Calgary Herald concluded that "this isn't so much a sentimentalization of McClinton's brand of bar music, as its apotheosis." The Windsor Star panned "the slick session musicians like the World's Most Dangerous Band." In a review for AllMusic, Roch Parisien wrote: "The results cover the whole checkerboard while remaining vintage McClinton: his harp wails on 'Everytime I Roll the Dice'; 'Can I Change My Mind' flirts with Motown soul; 'Blues as Blues Can Get' defines the confessional blues ballad." ==Chart performance==

In the US, Never Been Rocked Enough peaked at number 118 on the Billboard 200 in July 18, 1992. ==Track listing==

• Delbert McClinton - vocals, harmonica, percussion • Randy Jacobs, Turner Stephen Bruton, Waddy Wachtel, Dann Huff, Sid McGinnis, Cornell Dupree, Fred Knobloch - guitar • Tom Petty - harmony vocals on "Why Me?" • Francine Reed - harmony vocals on "I Used to Worry" • Bonnie Raitt - slide guitar, acoustic guitar, vocals • James "Hutch" Hutchinson, Will Lee, Francisco Centeno - bass guitar • Benmont Tench - Hammond B3 organ, piano • Ivan Neville - Hammond B3 organ • Paul Shaffer - piano, DX7, Wurlitzer, organ • Mike Duke - piano, backing vocals • Kenny Aronoff, Anton Fig, Curt Bisquera - drums • Styhak Levy, Tom Roady, Debra Dobkin - percussion • Bill Bergman - tenor saxophone • Greg Smith - baritone saxophone • Uptown Horns - horns • Jim Horn - soprano saxophone, horn arrangements • John Berry - trumpet • Melissa Etheridge, Donna McElroy, Vicki Hampton - backing vocals ==Charts==