Revelator is the debut album by the 11-piece blues rock group Tedeschi Trucks Band released in 2011 by Sony Masterworks. Recorded in Derek and Susan's Swamp Raga Studios in Jacksonville, co-produced by Derek with producer/engineer Jim Scott. The album won the Grammy Award for Best Blues Album at the 54th Grammy Awards. Allmusic music critic Thom Jurek praised the album and wrote the recording "proves something beyond their well-founded reputation as a live unit: that they can write, perform, and produce great songs that capture the authentic, emotional fire and original arrangements that so many modern blues and roots recordings lack. Revelator is a roots record that sets a modern standard even as it draws its inspiration from the past. It's got everything a listener could want: grit, groove, raw, spiritual emotion, and expert-level musical truth." David Fricke of Rolling Stone wrote "[Trucks] and Tedeschi, a perfect vocal foil, now front the best Dixie-funk family band since Delaney and Bonnie Bramlett Tracks: 01 Come See About Me 3:48 02 Don't Let Me Slide 5:04 03 Midnight In Harlem 5:52 04 Bound For Glory 5:28 05 Simple Things 4:43 06 Until You Remember 6:11 07 Ball And Chain 3:58 08 These Walls 6:01 09 Learn How To Love 4:23 10 Shrimp And Grits (Interlude) 1:45 11 Love Has Something Else To Say 5:55 12 Shelter 7:58

Midnight in Harlem -Tedeschi Trucks Band Writer: Susan Tedeschi "Midnight in Harlem, a soulful blues-rock masterpiece, is a captivating song that explores the depths of love, longing and the power of music. Written by the acclaimed Tedeschi Trucks Band, this emotional tune resonates with listeners on a profound level, evoking a range of emotions with its raw lyrics and soulful stirring melodies" Lyrics: Well, I came to the city I was running from the past My heart was bleeding And it hurt my bones to laugh Stayed in the city No exception to the rules, to the rule He was born to love me I was raised to be his fool, oh, his fool (Walk that line) Walk that line (Torn apart) Torn apart Gotta spend your whole life trying (Ride that train) Ride that train (Free your heart) And free your heart It's midnight up in Harlem I went down to the river And I took a look around There were old man's shoes There were needles on the ground No more mysteries, baby No more secrets, no more clues The stars are out there You can almost see the moon The streets are windy And the subway's closing down Gonna carry this dream To the other side of town (Walk that line) Walk that line (Torn apart) Torn apart Gotta spend your whole life trying (Ride that train) Ride that train (Free your heart) And free your heart It's midnight up in Harlem