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8 of 8 people found the following review helpful
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This is a great album for any fan of BB King, the Crusaders or other modern blues such as Robert Cray. It has some of the best subject matter possible, in the title track subjects range from coffee stores to automated telephone lines!
This album has a great feel to it and is full of the soulfull blues that anyone will like, no matter what type of music you're into.
This album has a great feel to it and is full of the soulfull blues that anyone will like, no matter what type of music you're into.
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
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One of the best of the modern bluesmen brings the genre right up to date with this great collection of songs. No more bemoaning the wife that left or the dog that died. Instead the title track pleads for less choice when he's trying to order a coffee; the excellent "France" tells of getting cheap tickets on the internet to take his baby away on holiday; and in the standout "Prosperity Blues" he is blue about not having the blues! When you add in the romantic tracks "One Friend", and "Closer", plus the tribute to Riley "BB" King, the album is perfect for late night listening with the special person in your life.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
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After a disappointing 'Big Wide Grin' this album is a return to form, but it is getting a little formulaic. It has his usual Robert Johnson influenced playing and great vocals. This album has some great blues and is very laid back. Despite some of his earlier albums being a touch better this is still a great place to start if your new to Keb Mo, or even if you're new to blues.
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