This is by far one of the best records he has gifted his fans with, and the growth he shows here in writing and playing is phenomenal.
Browsing: Album Review
Each track is better than the one that came before it, and the cumulative effect on listeners is staggering.
This is really gratifying blues. Hatfield’s band is in top form, delivering on track after track, and his vocals are the icing on the cake.
Claudia Carawan blows away this album with her full and powerful voice!
He has returned now to his Blues, Jazz and Jamband roots with the album Homecoming, featuring loads of legendary Hammond B3!
Single Barrel by Hunter and the Dirty Jacks sounds like it belongs on Sunset Boulevard under the sun…
Phil Gates has been making great music for a long time now. His music combines elements of funk, Texas swing, blues, soul, and NOLA’s musical melting pot
Popa Chubby Gives Us “Universal Blues Breakdown” and it does not disappoint. The album is well produced, and has a very good mix, giving the sound a clear, in-your-face immediacy. Very sweet indeed.
If this is what blues is like in Israel, we want more! This is a solid album that is full of texture, soul, and righteous blues. Bring this album home today, throw on a good set of headphones, and get lost in it. You won’t regret it.
What we really liked about this album is the fact that Dykes pays tribute without ripping off the originals or reproducing them note-for-note. (And why should he?) The album is lively, raw, and definitely has that Texas garage jam feel, and tone. The players do a fine job of keeping you right on the edge of explosion, without betraying the raw elegance of the music. This is an exceptional album!