2008-11-10
Review Chris Daniels & the Kings’ Stealin’ The Covers is a fun big band/rock album, it’s hard to label their sound because it has elements of big band, blues, funk, and rock. This is a collection of hit songs that Chris Daniels & the Kings recorded over their 25 year history as well as some new material recorded in 2008. I have to admit that I didn’t know what to expect because I didn’t know too much about this group. Boy was I surprised! The horn section makes this group stand out as a unique horn-rock band, with just enough brass to pull of a big band sound. This is a world class recording that is diverse in its musical offerings that can attract fans of all kinds. –Corey Jones Focus tracks: 1, 3, 4, 8, & 9Fields of Industry
Two Dogs, A Television
THE BIRD AND THE BEE
The Bird and The Bee
DAVID BAZAN
Strange Negotiations
Rustic Overtones
Light at the End
Kristoffer Ragnstam
Sweet Bills
Nick Lowe
Jesus of Cool (reissue)
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