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Animal
blues starts with ” I feel so good ” a J.B.Lenoir’s classic where
it´s plain to see band´s intention to make it closer to blues rock in an excellent communion between
slide guitar and the solvency of the
rest of the band. Song written by the legendary Mississippi guitarist and
singer gives step to ” Everyday I
have The blues ” much more fitted to the tradition and executed in an
elegant and effective way. B.B.King’s stamp becomes quite clear specially in
the guitar sound as Hammond’s hot sound is displayed.
“Little Red Rooster” takes us again to
half time blues – rock originally
conceived as a slow blues as
“Hound dog” influenced once again by jazz and Funk.
Turns out
to be remarkable “Ain’t nobody Business” cover where Jaime Alvarelos vocals and
Alejandro MIngot Lap Steel take control
out of this American standard in purest
Animal blues as well as ” Trouble in mind ” which acquires own
dimension in the hand of this Pamplona
band, a cover worth having being interpreted by The Band. Animal blues versatility becomes evident in
songs such as ” Ain’t superstitious ” pretty close to blues rock again or Blue Monday pays tribute
to Louisiana’s music through Dave
Bartholomew as well as Big Bill
Broonzy´s ” I feel so good” moving on from what originally
a shuffle up to New Orleans french quarter in a funky groove. Closing
the album with Soul music contribution
” Something you got “,
backed up by a Horn section and
Hammond organ As clasp of gold, the original country blues by Mississippi John
Hurt ” Waiting for You”.
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