This album does not disappoint, and its’ hints at Stax days gone by, and Motown accents of yesteryear are very much appreciated.
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Her restate of the vintage soul, rock ‘n’ roll, and blues sounds on which we grew up is as comfortable as our favorite jeans.
The recordings reveal McMullan to be a dynamic performer, possessed of a wide repertoire and capable of performing in a variety of tunings.
Chicago, IL – Buddy Guy’s Legends wasn’t packed to the rafters, but for a…
Soul Repo is truly chicken soup for the blues. The players come together like the movement of a fine Swiss watch, and the vocals are first class throughout.
‘Honest Woman’ is a what a great album is supposed to be; Unrelenting, captivating, and holding us so we don’t want to let go.
We think she does a magnificent job of integrating with the deep rich sounds behind her.
‘Prick of the Litter’ features lounge-style originals by a career blues and rock musician with a casual elegance and a sense of humor.
If you aren’t already a devotee, this album will not only convert you, but will baptize you in the fire that is Beth Hart.
These days, his music is a combination of two delightful musical recipes: “Memphis barbecue meeting up with New Orleans gumbo.”