Honey_Island_Swamp_Band-Cane_Sugar-2013-404

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87,28 MB

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2013-08-10

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Artist: Honey Island Swamp Band
Album: Cane Sugar
Bitrate: 245kbps avg
Quality: EAC Secure Mode / LAME 3.98.4 / -V0 / 44.100Khz
Label: Louisiane Red Hot Records
Genre: Rock
Size: 89.25 megs
PlayTime: 0h 47min 59sec total
Rip Date: 2013-08-10
Store Date: 2013-07-30

Track List:
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01. Change My Ways                   4:14
02. Black And Blue                   4:43
03. Cast The First Stone             3:48
04. One Shot                         4:50
05. Cane Sugar                       4:55
06. Miss What I Got                  3:44
07. Prodigal Son                     5:51
08. Just Another Fool                3:42
09. Johnny Come Home                 2:54
10. Pills                            4:21
11. Never Saw It Comin'              2:34
12. Strangers                        2:23

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Good rock ænÆ roll. You donÆt realize how you miss it until it hits you full in
the face like it does when you put Cane Sugar on whatever form of music player
you utilize. Gifted with the propulsive, hard-hitting rhythm section of drummer
Garland Paul and man-about-town bassist Sam Price, songwriters, singers, and
string players Aaron Wilkerson and Chris Mule have a great foundation on which
to lay their songs. This record shows off better than ever the yin and yang of
Wilkerson and Mule. WilkinsonÆs voice and songs have a more hopeful tone with
the Little Feat-like sound and lyrics of ôBlack and Blueö and ôStrangers.ö
MuleÆs songs are cynical, and a little more grounded. He adds to his fine litany
of ôfoolö songs with ôJust Another Foolö and keeps up the defiance with ôCast
The First Stone.ö Another worthwhile aspect of this band is the way they wear
their Southern roots on their sleeve without sounding the least bit derivative.
ThereÆs echoes of the Band in the pace of their songs and the mandolin and the
Rolling Stones in the cutting slide guitar (we know, neither band was really
from the South, but they made good Southern music). ThereÆs also an Allman
Brothers vibe with the guitar sound and Trevor BrooksÆ piano for ôProdigal Sonö
and a little Lynyrd Skynyrd sass in the background vocals that come up
throughout the record. However, a good time attitude (whether optimistic or
defiant) and the way that the band members work off each other distinguishes
Cane Sugar from other roots and Southern influenced records. In and of itself,
itÆs great collection of rockinÆ songs.

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