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(1996 'Okeh')(46:33/13)
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9 of 9 people found the following review helpful
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Keb Mo is a talented and accomplished songwriter, singer, and musician, whose musical roots are firmly established in the blues without being limited or restricted by those roots in any way. This cd crosses over from blues and slightly touches on country to soul to pop in a very acceptable way. Keb's vocals are strong yet warm and smooth, whilst his acoustic and electric guitar playing is good yet never dominates the material. All the songs are written or co-written by Keb with the exception of Robert Johnson's 'Last Fair Deal Gone Down.' Listen to the feelgood track 'More Than One Way Home', or the very bluesy 'Standin' At The Station', and get the New Orleans feel of the trumpets and clarinet in 'Last Fair Deal Gone Down.' This cd won a Grammy award for Best Contemporary Blues Album. It doesn't surprise me! It gets my vote! Recommended.
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
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This is probably one of Keb's best albums. It has his usual Robert Johnson influenced playing and great vocals. This album has some great blues and is very laid back. The title track is especially good and this album rates as one of my favourites of Kebs. A great place to start if your new to Keb Mo, or even if you're new to blues.
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
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By far the best Keb Mo album I've heard. Not a duff track on it and several gems, e.g. "Perpetual Blues Machine", "Dangerous Mood" and "Standing at the Station." A lot of variety here too - some rockers mixed in with laid-back acoustic & electric blues, and a welcome guest appearance from Bonnie Raitt on one track.
Some decent lyrics too, Keb's not a man from the "my baby told me / woke up this morning" school of lyric writing. Highly recommended, especially for fans of Eric Bibb & Fruteland Jackson.
Some decent lyrics too, Keb's not a man from the "my baby told me / woke up this morning" school of lyric writing. Highly recommended, especially for fans of Eric Bibb & Fruteland Jackson.
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another great album
I have 3 albums by this artist and love all of them.He is without a doubt a hidden gem.If you like simple blues this man will suit you.Every song is well produced but not overdone.
Published 1 month ago by A. Wellman
Best Album I've bought in a long lomg time!
Amazing, great, fabulous, wonderful, incredible, brilliant, damn good! I haven't been to sleep since buying this CD 6 weeks ago, it's that good! Read more
Published on 21 Nov 2000
Funky Blues.
I wasn't really into Blues music until I was lucky enough to be given this album as a present. It's great, a real laid back easy to listen to album. Keb Mo has a great voice. Read more
Published on 4 Nov 2000 by LeilaS
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