2008-09-15
England meets Memphis. A valuable addition to our R&B historic selection. In the first 10 tracks it leans toward easy listening a few times. Those don’t work, avoid. “Son of a Preacher Man” is all too well known. Hits its stride between 4 and 7. The Bonus tracks are much more upbeat and tasty. This just might be all we need in order to capture the Dusty essence. – Glatt MaddenSCOTT FISHER
Step Into The Future
THE CAT EMPIRE
Two Shoes
Slobberbone
Bees And Seas: The Best of Slobberbone
Lynn Thompson Band
– More Money
SHANNON WHITWORTH & BARRETT SMITH
Bring It On Home
GRAHAM COLTON
Lonely Ones
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