Genre: Blues
Rate: 320 kbps CBR / 44100
Time: 00:47:31
Size: 108,68 MB
Review by Steve Leggett
Tupelo, MS-based siblings Ryan Perry (15 years old), Kyle Perry (13 years old), and Taya Perry (10 years old) may be young but they've sure got a handle on what the blues is all about, and this debut disc is eye opening for its professional sound and personal vision.
Most of that comes from Ryan Perry, whose guitar playing and rough-hewed, smoky vocals sound like they come from a man at least twice his age, and aside from the set-closing cover of John Lee Hooker's "Boom Boom," he wrote everything here, and again, it's hard to believe that such solid and fully realized blues songs like "The World's Been Good to You," "Penny Waiting on Change," and the trance blues stunner "Pay Me No Mind" were written and delivered by a teenager. This is a group that can only get better, and that's a delightfully scary thought, because this album is pretty good already. Stay tuned to this band.
Tracklist:
01 - Who Your Real Friends Are 04:31
02 - Voodoo Woman 04:36
03 - The World's Been Good To You 04:42
04 - Right Thang Wrong Woman 04:11
05 - Penny Waiting On Change 05:12
06 - Blues Concerto 02:56
07 - Time For Change 03:54
08 - Pay Me No Mind 04:29
09 - Jealous 03:13
10 - Shake Rag 03:41
11 - Boom Boom 06:06
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