There aren’t many artists releasing two new albums per year, and even fewer doing that within three months. If you’re already a fan of blue-eyed soul man Marc Broussard, these two discs arriving close together is a surprise gift. Even though S.O.S. V: Songs of the 50s was yet another title in his ongoing cover series, the appearance of Chance Worth Taking with 14 new tunes predominantly co-penned by the singer with bassist Calvin Turner, confirms that Brossard’s work ethic and creativity is well-oiled.
Perhaps the input of longtime supporter Joe Bonamassa and shotgun riding producer/right hand man Josh Smith (they also helped write four tunes) pushed Broussard to pen extra material. It’s also more organically blues-based than…

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