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CD’S, VINYL & DOWNLOADS


Gov’t Mule Revolution Come, Revolution Go Deluxe Edition (Fantasy) As a Gov’t Mule fan


since their very concep- tion, I can honestly say


that after 20 years and 15 albums full of su- perb rock and roll, their latest release, Revo- lution Come, Revolution Go ranks among the band’s very best. Singer/guitarist Warren Haynes, drummer Matt Abts, keyboardist Danny Louis and bassist Jorgen Carlsson come out kickin’ like a. . . kickin’ like a mule! “Stone Cold Rage,” finds Warren making great use of the wah-pedal, and rocking hard to the solid back beat of Matt Abts. Already a concert staple, “Stone Cold Rage” is the Mule doing what they do best with smoking guitar and bass with the always killer keyboards of Danny Louis. Things slow in tempo on the next tune,


but it rocks just as hard. “Drawn that Way” is a funky blues shuffle that leads in to “Pres- sure Under Fire,” featuring another powerful Haynes lyric. Other highlights on Revolution Come


include the downright pretty melodies of “Traveling Tune,” “Dreams & Songs,” “The Man I Used to Be,” and “Thorns of Life,” and the rocking “Sarah, Surrender.” The band gets into an “Eminence Front” kind of groove for the title track, one of the album’s best tracks, “Revolution Come, Revolution Go.” For “Burning Point,” the Mule get a lit-


tle help from friend Jimmie Vaughan on gui- tar, and together with Haynes, the guitars rule the song. “Easy Times” is a laid-back blues that features the always excellent vocal


of Warren Haynes, and “Dark Was the Night, Cold was the Ground” is another “instant classic” from Gov’t Mule, with its tempo, often sounding like Pink Floyd meets Moun- tain originality. Wrapping up the album with a track that tops seven minutes in length, it serves as the perfect end to another outstand- ing Mule release. But wait, there’s more. The Deluxe edi-


tion features a second CD that starts off with another fresh Mule track called “What Fresh Hell,” along with more new music including a lovely “Outside Myself” and a hard rocking “Click-Track,” an homage to the great rock and roll bands of the past. Outstanding. The bonus disc also includes alternate versions of “Revolution Come,” “The Man I Used to Be,” and “Dark Was the Night.” Revolution Come, Revolution Go is an


outstanding release, but I must recommend the “deluxe edition.” If you are a Mule fan, you will want the bonus material, believe me. Highly recommended.


-Michael Buffalo Smith


The Addict Lyman Ellerman (Single) Lyman Ellerman is


an amazing singer/song- writer, and his music is al- ways top drawer, but this


time he has outdone himself. This beautiful, melodic track holds quite a lot of importance within its lyrics. The song is written from the point of the drug (or alcohol, or any other abuse situation) addict. Ellerman get inside the mind of the addict, and all of the fears and cries for help that they feel all of the time. It’s


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