Bunny
Matthew Dear
Emneord
Minder om
The rough guide to gospel blues : reborn and remastered
Soul changes
Dave Keller
I'm still around
Johnny Rawls
This time
Donna Missal
Burning the threshold
Six Organs of Admittance
Loving the alien (1983-1988)
David Bowie
Lightlessness is nothing new
Maps & Atlases
I just want to be a good man
Pastor Champion
Poor until payday
The Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band
Anmeldelser (4)
Glide Magazine
d. 19. okt. 2018
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Jim Hynes
d. 19. okt. 2018
" ... his most dynamic singing yet on record. That's saying something because his award-winning self-released efforts are excellent too ... a terrific soul album. Dave Keller will get some BMA [Blues Music Awards] notice again with this one".
Elmore magazine
d. 1. nov. 2018
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Tom Clarke
d. 1. nov. 2018
"These are songs and performances that clearly emanate from élans of true musicians, the soul of a man, and as well, from the here and the now. Stellar, Mr. Keller".
Blues blast magazine
d. 26. okt. 2018
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Dave Orban
d. 26. okt. 2018
"Geller's songwriting on this effort fall squarely into the soul blues category, and if you like folks like Robert Cray, Delbert McClinton, Bobby Bland, Curtis Salgado, and even late 60s Temptations, this album definitely deserves a listen. The songs are well-crafted, the performances solid, and the vocals strong and evocative ... With a little luck, this will be an album that gets noticed come award time, because it certainly deserves to!".
DownBeat
2019 January
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Frank-John Hadley
2019 January
"Keller, the soul bluesman in northern New England, made a smart move in recording an album in West Texas with producer Jim Gaines and Catfood Records' superb houseband, the Rays. Keller sings and plays guitar with personality, displays good craft and technique and does lots of deep soul-plumbing. Yet, his greatest asset might be a keen understanding of how his songs need to tell a gripping story".