Music / blues

Blind spot


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Latest edition, musik (cd)

It's never too early

4:31 min

Take the long road(Laura Chavez: lead guitar)

5:27 min

Alligator baptism(Nancy Wright: saxophone)

4:42 min

The river

4:15 min

Supernatural blues(Laura Chavez: lead guitar)

4:59 min

Make a right turn

4:00 min

Bulldogs & angels ("Bring it on out")(Nancy Wright: saxophone)

4:36 min

Last ride

5:12 min

Don't take too much

5:10 min

Love is blind

4:23 min

You left it behind

4:56 min


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Reviews (3)


Making a scene

d. 5. May 2018

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Richard Ludmerer

d. 5. May 2018

"The Lucky Losers advice is to stay on the road and surround your self with good people. The Lucky Losers have done so. They are the cream and will begin their own rise to the top with this fabulous new recording".


Blues rock review

d. 12. July 2018

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Steve Ovadia

d. 12. July 2018

"It's damning with faint praise. But sometimes albums are good because the band is tight. It's not always coded language. Such is the case with The Lucky Losers' Blind Spot. It's a solid album because the music is tight ... The Lucky Losers are tight. But that's not all they are. They're also musical. Their extensive performance schedule has given them a familiarity that allows them to execute their big, polished pop in a way very few bands could manage".


DownBeat

2018 October

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Frank-John Hadley

2018 October

"Cathy Lemons sounds genuinely wise, gritty, tender, wounded and flirtatious, sometimes all at once. Fortunate to have harmonica champ Phil Berkowitz as her partner in songwriting and singing, she crystallizes her creative resolve to put across a program of smart, likable originals that sport winning riffs. Refreshingly mixing rock, blues, r&b, soul and a dash of country, the Losers lean on technique and spirit equally".