Soulful Automatic
Little Man
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(707541877725)
Record Label: Eclectone
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His label debut for Eclectone Records. Chris Perricelli worked with four well known producers and engineers in the area including Ed Tinley, Jacques Wait, Mike Wisti, and Chris Dorn to create a glorious rock album. This Twin Cities rock band made a break through with this album Soulful Automatic. It's retro feel but uniquely fresh sounding songs made this album a top ten favorite of many local establishments and the band was named Best Rock Band in 2007 by The City Pages.
"It starts out sounding like "Led Zeppelin III." The third song, "Undertow," pulls off a stellar Big Star. Deeper in, we hear the Who, T. Rex, Cheap Trick. This is classic rock for people tired of the same 50 songs on KQRS, delivered with an oversized earnestness by Little Man's little frontman, Chris Perricelli."
- Chris Riemenschneider, Star Tribune.
"On their third album, glam-rock trio Little Man sounds confident and concise, with Chris Perricelli's undeniably Marc Bolan-esque vocals giving the tracks a warmly familiar vibe. And the four different producers each bring out the best in Perricelli and company, almost making the disc sound like a greatest-hits compilation."
- Ross Raihala, Pioneer Press.
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Worth The Wait!
author: Rok Singer
I was so excited to get this CD! I started listening to it and was not let down at all. All the songs are good but "Out For Miles" kiks your ass from the start. The drum at the beginning lets u know that its gonna rock all the way through. "Shag If You Want To" makes you want to party and bring a chick home. "Shimmering Stars And The Moon" is an instrumental song that puts you in a very relaxing state of mind and makes you want to light up a J. And by the end of the album "California Baby" makes you want to take a road trip to California much like Zeppelin does with "Goin To California".
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