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MP3 Uncle Carl - Bring Me Your Children
10 MP3 Songs
BLUES: Blues Vocals, POP: Quirky
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Uncle Carl would rather be in hell.
It''s not that he particularly seeks eternal damnation on religious grounds. It has more to do with the certainty he possesses that his heroes, Hemingway and Poe (among others), are already down there. What better place to end up for a songwriter/troubadour like Uncle Carl? A master in lyrical character study and storytelling, Uncle Carl imagines that hanging out with like-minded social outcasts is a finer fate than anything old St. Peter might possibly have waiting for him.
Bring Me Your Children is the long-anticipated second CD from Uncle Carl. After a terse 5-year waiting period, Uncle Carl''s fans all over the world will now breathe a collective sigh of relief as the latest ruminations from his own fascinatingly dark psyche finally emerge into public view. Produced by Daniel Wise (Maceo Parker, Dog Eat Dog, and Uncle Carl''s first CD), Bring Me Your Children is a near perfect musical realization of what it means to be Uncle Carl. Along with the Uncle on guitar and vocals, the album features Ivan Bodley (Buster Poindexter, Peter Wolf) on bass, Mark Mancini (Drifters, Coasters) on keyboards, and Rich Kulsar (Monkees, Norah Jones) on drums.
Imagine hanging out in a Parisian café, in the city of love, reading letters from home about your sweetheart abandoning you for some Mafioso from New Jersey. Imagine having the audacity as an adult to spit on your birthday cake unless you get what you want. Imagine wanting to meet God face to face for no other reason than to crack Him in the jaw before He sends you to hell. Then imagine no more because Uncle Carl illustrates these scenarios and beyond on Bring Me Your Children.
And check out Uncle Carl performing on Arlen Roth''s new Hot Licks Video release, featuring Johnny Hiland and the Danny Gatton Band.
"I totally love this band. Every song is a masterpiece in its own right."
-The Global Muse
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