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country/kazoo craziness of Long Gone, Anyway. The stunning Old Ways –
talk about vocal power! – is a beautifully-composed blues reminiscence, the band churning along with Richardson’s heartfelt vocals superbly. Can’t Get Away is riotous,
joyful and brimming with energy: guitars, sprightly banjo licks and tambourine meld with the ever- present backbeat anchor of Jeffery Vines on bass and Randy Wade on drums. Blue Mosey #2 ambles along
with power to spare, showcasing the harmonies of the shared vocals and Richardson’s added oo-hoo- hoos. Cry Baby Cry is a honky-tonk
workout, guest Micah Hulscher’s wild piano adding to the frantic pace and groove. The closing song on this
fine album is Preachin’ To The Choir, and, in my opinion, the best of a very strong collection. With its anguished lyrics, delicate interplays, and atmospheric musicianship, it caps a very good album with power and panache. There you are – a helluva
debut that is most impressive from beginning to end. Banditos might be a bit hard to track down, but it is certainly worth the effort. You can always get it from Bloodshot (
www.bloodshotrecords.com), and the rabble rousers there will certainly appreciate it.
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