This band rocks like the V8 in your Daddy's hot roddin' nova
author: TC Krentz
I think we may have found where they've been hiding all the decent rock music. Y'know- the good stuff that sounds like Led Zeppelin got some funk splashed on 'em? Yeah, that stuff...
The second record from Peculiar Boogie proves that great rock music is still being written, recorded & played live...
If you don't find yourself bouncing your bobblehead to this one, then we're sending you back to groove school. Here's your homework assignment- pick up both their debut CD as well as this new release.
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great quality and musicianship!
author: Jack Little/Metal Maidens magazine
Rebekah Coltman and Lisa Marshall wrote and produced this CD. Lisa sings. She might remind you of ARETHA FRANKLIN or BESSIE SMITH. Most of these are slow bluesy songs. Once in a while the pace picks up. Lisa has a wonderful voice for this kind of music. The CD includes a live version of “Silver Ghost”. It sounds better than some studio recordings, I've heard. Rebekah Coltman plays slow, careful guitar. Her note playing is mixed with slides and bends. While her solos are short, they make good listening. Susan Joyner adds depth to the songs on keyboards. Not that spooky sound goth bands use. On some songs, she plays saxophone. Saxophone is an instrument, that fits with this type of music. The drum part is not too loud nor too soft. This is provided by John Knecht. His experience with jazz and African music benefits these songs. The bass line is played by William Clinton Calton III. He provides the right amount of drive for these melodies. Boogie describes the music well. At times it's slow and sad and meaningful. “Silver Ghost” has a faster last verse. “Reason Away” has more rhythm to it. The guitar part shines through. I’m giving this CD full score for quality, because it deserves it.
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This is one of my new favorite CDs
author: Tina and Brandie
This has to be one of those hidden treasures I have seen movies about. How is it that you guys arent more well known?
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