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One wrong turn


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AllMusic

2012

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Hal Horowitz

2012

"It's still rooted in the good-time approach Estrin and Little Charlie adhered to for nine Alligator releases, but pushes more at the edges, toughening up the attack to include hints of surf, rock, jump blues, reggae, Booker T. & the MG's soul, and a terrific '50s-styled slow dance ballad in "Movin' Slow." As frontman, the sartorially sharp Estrin is difficult to beat. His sly fox-guarding-the-hen house vocals and dynamic harp work are flashy in all the right ways, and these songs are some of the best he has recorded which, with his extensive catalog, is quite a compliment".


Living blues

2012 August

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Stephen A. King

2012 August

"By the time you get to the end of One Wrong Turn, you will want to do the right thing and strike up the band again".