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"Honey pot" is a storming ragtime original (and tribute to oral sex) that became a live favorite, not just with BN'T but also with other bands who used to cover it. "Sloppy drunk" and "Beautiful City" are harmonica and foot stomping classics in the style of Sonny Boy Williamson, whilst "Tearstains On My Pillow" and "Double Trouble" are beautiful searing guitar workouts. Others such as "Madison Blues", "Cadillac" and "Let it Rock" are upbeat rock n' roll numbers led by the dynamic "telecaster" Dave on rhythm guitar. Also of note is the honky-tonk piano on a number of the "No Minor Keys" numbers, by none other than Ian Stewart, long time pianist to the Rolling Stones. Ian Stewart recorded here for the last time before his untimely death in 1986.
In my opinion, these early songs from this five-piece Scottish act represent the cream of the British blues scene. I understand that BN'T are still alive and kicking on the blues festival circuit today, although with a much changed line-up.
"Honey pot" is a storming ragtime original that became a live favorite, not just with BN'T but also with other bands who used to cover it. "Sloppy drunk" and "Beautiful City" are harmonica and foot stomping classics in the style of Sonny Boy Williamson, whilst "Tearstains On My Pillow" and "Double Trouble" are beautiful searing guitar workouts. Others such as "Madison Blues", "Cadillac" and "Let it Rock" are upbeat rock n' roll numbers led by the dynamic "telecaster" Dave on rhythm guitar. Also of note is the honky-tonk piano on a number of the "No Minor Keys" numbers, by none other than Ian Stewart, long time pianist to the Rolling Stones. Ian Stewart recorded here for the last time before his untimely death in 1986.
In my opinion, these early songs from this five-piece Scottish act represent the cream of the British blues scene. I understand that BN'T are still alive and kicking on the blues festival circuit today, although with a much changed line-up.
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