In ya face guitar rock!!
author: Marty Hendricks
I never heard of this band before till one of my mates showed it to me..man this is one wicked album! From track one it nails ya to the wall with it's ballsy guitar playing and that sassy chick singer! Brings blues rock into the new millenium. 'Be good to know who's playin what though...coz it says the sassy chick is playing some of that wicked guitar! Can't wait to see a DVD!!
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Superb Bluesy Guitar rock - don't miss this one!
author: Peter McCray
This album is really something quite special. Some of the finest, searing guitar licks you're going to hear anywhere, anytime - soaring slide, fabulous Tele work, perfectly complemented by lead vocals with real attitude. And all brought together by the twin guitar attack of the husband and wife team that make up the very dynamic Croftstown. A terrific mixture of well chosen covers and fine originals, with the two players complementing each other just perfectly. The title track - a searing instrumental - is unforgettable, but there is no weak link on this album - every track has so much to enjoy and appreciate for anyone who enjoys hard driving bluesy rock. This album really is well worth seeking out. Well done Croftstown!
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Eleven out of ten!
author: Brook Crowley
Now this is, without a doubt, my best-ever purchase from CD Baby! Christina and Steve are, by the way, friends of mine, and I reccomended they put their long-overdue first album on the site, which they have. This is a HOT collection of the wildest guitar duels you ever heard in your LIFE! I have seen them all on stage in gigs, but not since they made this beauty. Come on Aussie bluesters, show the world what we're made of!
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author: The Drum Media (Sydney) March 7 2006 review by Michael Smith
...the chemistry and generosity of spirit between these two - husband & wife lead/rhythm guitarists is obvious across the rcord as one steps forward to solo then steps back for the other to shine, as equals, especially on The Unboogie.
Inevitably the power in a record like this is in those soaring, shimmering, beckoning, aching, feisty, celebratory, ricocheting guitars, the natural medium of communication of the players. That's where you hear the power of love, musical and otherwise.
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