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Showing posts with label Mojo Gurus. Show all posts
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Friday, January 13, 2012

Roxx Gang 2000 Drinkin' T.N.T. And Smokin' Dynamite



Genre: Rock
Rate: 160 kbps CBR / 44100
Time: 00:34:55
Size: 40,06 MB

United States

This is such an underrated band. They started back in 89 with Things You've Never Done Before which started them out as a Hair Band and by the way that album rocked. Get it if you can. Although they never made it big they as a band progressed with their later releases of blues influence albums which brings to this studio album Drinking TNT and Smoking Dynamite. This CD ROCKS with blues driven guitar licks and the seering sound of Kevin Steele who has the most underrated voice in the industry. They still rock in local clubs in Florida but if they came to Detroit I would be the first to see them, you people in Florida are a lucky bunch. Can't wait for the next album. "HOT DAMN". (Basil from Detroit @ http://www.cduniverse.com)



Tracklist:

01 - You Really Got A Hold On Me 04:39

02 - Who's Been Driving My Cadillac? 04:40

03 - Mystic Moon 02:52

04 - Bound To Please 03:30

05 - Just Can't Win (With You) 04:01

06 - Somethin' Evil #2 04:28

07 - Star Trip 04:24

08 - Highway 61 Revisited 06:21





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Saturday, January 7, 2012

Roxx Gang (Mojo Gurus) 1998 Mojo Gurus



Genre: Rock
Rate: 320 kbps CBR / 44100
Time: 00:49:47
Size: 113,87 MB

United States

Kevin Steele and the Gang serve up a goats head soup of a disc with a heavy cajun accent. Song like "Blues for Maryjane," "Come On In To My Kitchen," and "Shine A Light/This Little Light Of Mine," sound like they were born on the bayou! The Gang throws in a little bit of their classic 70's glam sound on tracks like "Tiger Lily," and "Strawberry Wine." This CD is rock in it's purest form. This CD is Awesome. .... Buy this CD and you will be glad you did. (amazon.com)



Tracklist:

01 - Tiger Lily 03:01

02 - Strawberry Wine 05:26

03 - Blues For Maryjane 03:00

04 - Mojo Guru 03:44

05 - I Walk Alone 05:15

06 - Rave On 01:45

07 - Magic Carpet Ride 05:38

08 - Baddest Mother's Son 02:44

09 - Gotta Move 02:40

10 - Ballad For A Blue Guru 00:46

11 - Come On Into My Kitchen 04:06

12 - Shine A Light - This Little Light Of Mine 03:16

13 - Daddy's Farm 03:25

14 - Red Rose 05:01





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Friday, November 25, 2011

Mojo Gurus 2009 Let's Get Lit



Genre: Rock
Rate: 320 kbps CBR / 44100
Time: 00:47:28
Size: 108,72 MB

United States

Review by

The Mojo Gurus are the reincarnation of glam rockers Roxx Gang, and the change in style has done them a world of good. They always played a basic kind of down-and-dirty rock & roll, and in their Mojo clothes they're even downer and dirtier than ever. You could call this heavy metal rockabilly or hard rock meets country without being too far off the mark. The subject matter here is pretty basic -- booze, cars, sex, gals good and bad, and a life on the skids -- and the music is even more basic: hard-rockin' crunchers that pummel you into submission with the power of the music and the force of Kevin Steele's howling lead vocals.

"Let's Get Lit," a salute to booze and good times, opens the set on a raucous note with Steve Sobecki's pedal steel adding to the band's orgy of distorted noise. "I Can't Stand to Hear That Song Again" sounds like David Allan Coe fronting the Rolling Stones, which actually isn't such a bad idea. It's a "drinking your blues away" country-rocker that references Johnny Cash and Merle Haggard. "Bucket of Blood" is a straight-up roadhouse rocker; "Better of the Bottle" is another boozy hoedown; and "(Just A) Couple of Kicks" adds pills, dancing, and promiscuity to the party. The arrangements get a little more diverse midway through the album, without straying too far from the basic grind. "Rebelene" is hard psychobilly that recalls Eddie Cochran and the Cramps, with Gene Cannon's sax adding some '50s honk to the mix. "Words from an Angel" is almost a spiritual, and proves that acoustic music can be just as greasy as rock. "Price I Pay" is a strutting R&B grinder that rides a simple repeated riff; "Stingray" is an out of control metal surf tune that showcases Doc Lovett's distorted twang and Mark Bustos' relentless drumming; "Nuthin' But a Thang" blends bluegrass banjo, twang-heavy guitar, and a backbeat that'll have you breaking a sweat in no time; while "Party Doll" closes things with some gritty, reverb-drenched rockabilly.

There's nothing earth-shaking here save the volume and the attitude, but those who like their rock loud, fast, and unornamented will find plenty to meditate on in the presence of these Gurus.



Tracklist:

01 - Let's Get Lit 02:57

02 - I Can't Stand To Hear That Song Again 04:36

03 - Bucket O' Blood 03:42

04 - You Didn't Have To Do Me (Like That) 04:28

05 - Better Off The Bottle 04:44

06 - (Just A) Couple Of Kicks 05:20

07 - Rebelene 02:24

08 - Words From An Angel 04:54

09 - 13 02:35

10 - Price I Pay 04:52

11 - Stingray 02:18

12 - Nuthin' But A Thang 01:58

13 - Party Doll 02:40





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Friday, November 18, 2011

Mojo Gurus 2005 Shakin' In The Barn


Genre: Rock
Rate: 320 kbps CBR / 44100
Time: 00:38:15
Size: 87,63 MB

United States

September 26, 2005 - Mojo Gurus’ album "Shakin' In The Barn," welcomes you with a bang as track number one titled “Wild, Wild Woman” fills you with a 50’s surfer like, rock tune that is very quick and makes you want to shake what you got.

This CD does not specifically compliment one genre. It is purely a combination of Southern, Classic, Jazz, and Blues rock. It has something for every rock lover.

There are times when you’ll hear an 80's sounding guitar and other times you’ll here a 60's jazz piano. But always, without a fail you’ll be able to tap your foot to an upbeat catchy song. They leave no room for any rock ballads.

This is straight up rock and roll history happening on this album. On track number 9 “Fool’s Hall of Fame” you may even stop and envision people line dancing.

So, if you like a little bit of everything you should pick up this CD and have a little fun with it. Southern rockabilly never killed anyone.

The Mojo Gurus are:
Kevin Steele - Lead Vocals
Tommy Weder - Drums
Jeff Vitolo - Lead Guitar
Vinnie Granese - Bass

The Mojo Gurus are from Tampa, FL and play shows in Florida on a regular basis. For more band info log onto: MojoGurus.com.

CD Review by Liz Fernandez - Copyright © 2005 Florida Entertainment Scene



Tracklist:

01 - Wild, Wild Women 02:55

02 - You'd Have To Tie Me Up (To Tie Me Down) 04:05

03 - Coffee Honey 00:08

04 - White Line Fever 03:49

05 - Baddest Mother's Son 02:45

06 - Race With The Devil 04:06

07 - Linda Marie 02:57

08 - Black Cat Blues 03:21

09 - Fools' Hall Of Fame 03:36

10 - Shakin' In The Barn 03:45

11 - Who's Been Drivin' My Cadilla 04:43

12 - Two Too Much 02:05





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Saturday, October 1, 2011

Mojo Gurus 2003 Hot Damn!



Genre: Southern Rock
Rate: 320 kbps CBR / 44100
Time: 00:36:15
Size: 82,96 MB

United States


The argument has been made that rock ‘n’ roll is dead. Well, if it is the Mojo Gurus are refusing to attend the funeral. These four guys from the Tampa Bay area of Florida play as if the burden of saving the genre lay square upon their shoulders. It’s bourbon soaked, gut bucket, glam meets twang, the Stones pick up Hank Williams hitchhikin’ down the Lost Highway. What’s that? Do I feel a pulse?

Led by singer songwriter Kevin Steele, the Gurus come off as determined to remind us of something too many people have forgotten… the spirit in which rock ‘n’ roll was originally intended. Shake ‘em on down! Backed by Doc Lovett’s rhythm and booze riffs, Vinnie Granese’s thick and black as Mississippi Delta mud bass runs and Mark Busto’s cannon shot voodoo beats, the Mojo Gurus perform real deal rock ‘n’ roll with enough strut and swagger to make most of today’s flavour of the month bands pale in comparison.

Hot Damn is right! The Mojo Gurus ‘Hot Damn!’ is a fantastic roots rock release. (http://www.mojogurus.com)




Tracklist:

01 - Race With The Devil 04:18

02 - You'd Have To Tie Me Up (To Tie Me Down) 03:59

03 - Spoonful 05:08

04 - Linda Marie 02:54

05 - Bumble Bee 02:51

06 - Raylene 03:47

07 - Black Cat Blues 04:15

08 - Long Hard Road 03:03

09 - Clarksdale 03:52

10 - Two Too Much 02:08





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