They don't make them like this too often anymore. No. 6 Dance is American rock & roll from the heartland with Five Horse Johnson hopping a freight train and riding the rails from rootsy blues to acid rock to '70s guitar-band heaviness. The album takes Led Zeppelin's brand of psychedelic stoner tunes and puts them in a stars-and-stripes T-shirt. "Mississippi King" is a catchy jam that would have suited Skynyrd just fine. "Spillin' Fire" takes the old school harmonica blues a...   [ read more ]

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Path to the Heartland is rich with lively diversity which draws from a wide spectrum of influences -- rock, pop, blues, funk, fusion, and, last but not least, bebop. Hamilton's keen flair for catchy pop hooks, combined with a yearning to stretch out and improvise, make the Hamilton experience a multi-format pleasure. It's almost like he's gone out of his way to brag about the eclectic record collection he had when he was growing up. While he and his Philly jamming buddies -- the trio of keyboardis...   [ read more ]

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Hot on the heels of his much-lauded sophomore effort 'Not For the Faint of Heart!',Jason Morphew offers up 'The Duke of Arkansas'. A huge departure from his previous work,Duke features a big supporting cast:Ikey Owens of The Mars Volta plays keyboards on almost every track,current and former members of the Beachwood Sparks are on most of the songs --strings,loud guitars, synthesizers,and pedal steel parts (performed by famous LA studio musician Doug Livingston)abound.Recorded mostly by former Ratt bassi...   [ read more ]

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