Awesome!!!
author: Ann Nightingale (aka DJ Motmot)
I listened to this CD this morning, front to back, with a friend who has more than 2000 CDs in his collection. Moondogs--WOW!!
I have heard several of these tracks on SongPlanet Radio at SongPlanet.com, but a few were new to me. All I can say is that Susan has an absolutely amazing voice, perfectly suited to all of her tunes. Her smoking hot vocals bring Alannah Myles to mind, but I like Susan better! My friend said that this is the best new CD that he has heard in years!
The writing is credited to The Moondogs, so we know this is a team effort. Great tunes, great music, great writing. What more could you ask for? Buy this CD!
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I love this
author: Michael Stone
First I've gotta say I love you Susan. Ms. Devlin has a great feeling for the songs she sings.
They have a great rocking sound. I love DAWG and Anthem especially.
This band is tight and it's obvious they've closed down a venue or two in their time together.
It's great to hear some rocking blues that doesn't need to go over the top. It just draws you in.
Great job!
Michael Stone
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The Moondogs
author: steve alcorn
Wow...a very nice album, with touches of pop and country, with pleasant voices and hot guitar licks. I've seen them as a cover band, but they've had their own style with these originals, reminiscent of good times in the past. Susan Devlin sings with a bit of Linda Ronstadt, Maria Muldaur, and Natalie Merchant--a haunting, sensual voice that can show emotion and soul, from pop song to hard blues. The male vocals (Gary Castleberry probably) bring back songs from the 60s, with the British pop invasion. "Anthem" is a nice tribute to George Harrison, and the title track sounds a lot like country. There's even a bluesy reggae sound in "Dawg." "Take Your Love and Leave" has a nice edge about a faded relationship that arose out of friendship, and features some wonderful guitar emerging out of the vocals. There's no false flash to take away from the general ambiance--it's a nice album to listen to. They're nice people from the Dallas/Fort Worth area making nice music, and they deserve a listen from you.
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Long Road To Your Heart
author: Karen Phelps
What can I say but...WOW!! I was blown away by this group. The entire album was great, and their lead singer, Susan Devlin is filled with "soul." I hope this group catches the attention of music "biggies." They deserve to be heard by all who love blues with a dash of country. FANTASTIC!!
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