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Reviews (2)
All about jazz
d. 18. July 2016
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Chris Mosey
d. 18. July 2016
"They're calling him the new king of the Voodoo blues. Unlike the old king, Screamin' Jay Hawkins, Neal Black is white. He's from Texas and plays high voltage boogie guitar but has also studied under jazz giants Herb Ellis and Barney Kessel ... This album has social comment and plain good rocking aplenty, plus dazzling vocal and instrumental interplay between two giants of the genre that words can't begin to describe".
Living blues
2016 August
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Jim DeKoster
2016 August
"Musically, the setting is well-executed, mainstram contemporary blues, with space allotted to Mike Latrell's keyboards and Pascal "Bako" Mikaelian's harmonica. The spotlight, however, remains on the two leaders, and both come through with flying colors on this highly worthwhile release".