Album Notes

Excuse me yall but I gotta introduce my Blues !

This ones called SWAMP-O-DELIC !

& weather it to be considered a solo record o not? One thing fur sure is ― it was all recorded an played by me over a 6 month stretch while living in the great nawlins!

WARNING:

Recorded on analog tape with some gear by: Gretsch, Vox, Wem/Watkins, Joe Meek, Danelectro, Silvertone, Favilla, Harmony, Alamo, Dallas Orbiter, Galiano, Farfisa & more !

So put it on the spindle
before more minutes dwindle
and have yo self a swamp-o-delic dance party !!!

Since no matter hows hard you try, lie or cry
that Cadillac aint no comin back
cause we don’t need nose more sadness Jack !

ULTRA HEADQUARTERS 2007!

Produced by ULTRA PRODUCTIONS – Written, recorded & performed by B. URH (BMI) except were noted.

REVIEW: (Hoodoo Garage cd)

Bob Urh And The Bare Bones have released the sort of album that creeps up on you, bit by bit and catches you unaware. In the end you find yourself listening over and over to catch all the nuances. The band has an immediately identifiable style, yet no two songs on the album are alike. The overall style is skeletal in the sense that notes stand on their own; there is no clutter. Songs are sometimes feral, sometimes mysterious, always beautifully structured. Ry Cooder's country inflected blues style seems to have influenced the band, as has The Velvert Underground, perhaps Willy DeVille, and certainly The Stones.