Criminal Records Northwest, a Portland, Oregon-based entertainment company and music label, is proud to announce the release of “Teasin’,” the first full-length recording project released by the Paul deLay Band in 1982. The release marks the 30th anniversary of this seminal recording. Originally released on the CIS record label, a then up-and-coming label based in Bend, Oregon, Teasin’ showcased the powerhouse quintet that featured Paul deLay on harmonica, Jim Mesi on guitar, D.K. Stewart on piano, Organo and vocals, Paul Jones on drums, and Don Campbell on electric and upright basses and vocals. In addition to the 12 songs on the original album, the reissued CD contains two bonus cuts from the first Paul deLay Band 45 rpm single, “Sad As a Man Can Be,” and “You’re Just the One I’ve Been Lookin’ For.” The 45 was released in 1981.