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MP3 Eric Street Band - The Route to The Blues
9 MP3 Songs in this album (51:55) !
Related styles: Blues: Electric Blues, Rock: British Blues, Type: Lyrical
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Review: Blues Matters!
Looking at the personnel, this is presumably some kind of offshoot of the well known Reading based Southside Blues Band. I would have to say that this is the most mature, polished and well produced piece of material I have heard thus far from vocalist and co-writer of eight of the nine featured tracks, Dennis Siggery. Only nine tracks, but, with a playing time of over fifty minutes, its good value. For the most part it’s slow to medium paced and fairly gritty, contemporary stuff, all dominated with an earthy vibrato vocal style that reminds you of a certain Roger Chapman. Also on his best form is fellow scribe and lead guitarist Neil Sadler. The album title could be a bit misleading to some. Although there is undoubtedly a Blues influence to the album, much of the music has moved into a more mainstream position. As well as a handful of songs concerning relationships, we have a bit of social commentary on drugs, with ‘The Habit’ and ‘Sweet Cocaine’; a little political jibe with ‘Mr Fat Cat’; and a swipe at TV in ‘The Reality Show’. If you don’t already have any of Mr Siggery’s material then this is definitely worth a listen. - Thomas Rankin
Sleeve Notes:
Lead Vocals - Dennis Siggery
Lead & Acoustic Guitars - Neil Sadler
Blues Harp - Nigel Pugh
Drums & Percussion - Scott Hunter
Guest Musicians
Rhythm Guitar - Leon Miller
Bass Guitar - Edward Sterling
Album Mixed and Produced by Neil Sadler
Keyboards and Effects - Neil Sadler
Recorded at No Machine Studios, Wokingham, Berks
September 08 – March 09
Copyright Siggery/Sadler
Southside Music UK
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