Crawling up a hill : a journey through the British blues boom 1966-71
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Elmore magazine
d. 1. Mar. 2020
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Ian Patience
d. 1. Mar. 2020
"Shay herself reckons Stand Up! is made for "dancing, drinking and dreaming." Whatever the thinking behind this release, one thing is sure, and that is the likelihood that this album will propel Shay into the blues spotlight where, on the basis of recent releases, she so clearly deserves to be. Her growing band of fans will be more than happy even after they finally stop dancing and bouncing along to its raucous brilliance and beauty. This is an album that must be played loud".
Glide Magazine
d. 20. Feb. 2020
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Jim Hynes
d. 20. Feb. 2020
"Overall, this is effort is a bit more refined than its predecessor where it often seemed she held little back. There are some terrific musical spots. Certainly, Laura Chavez brings her blistering guitar to every recording she graces. This view of a more controlled Shay may also trace to the songwriting, which is solid but often filled with predictable groove".