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- FIRST
CLASS PARTY RECORD! -by
Eric Stiener/
Cosmik Debris
Magazine
The Mississippi Hippies aren't really from the Magnolia
State, but this band sounds like it hails from juke joints all
the way from Clarksdale down to Rosedale and back. Toronto's
Mississippi Hippies are closer to Mississauga than to the
Mississippi Delta, but they've produced a first-class party
record that's worthy of comparison I might make to the
giants of Mississippi music. |
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Each time I turn up The Mississippi Hippies' record, I hear strong
influences and main inspirers like Howlin' Wolf,
Gene Vincent, the Bar-Kays, and Otis Redding.
John Dickie's right-on lead vocals travel those
Dangerous Curves along with some juicy fat-toned harp.
Rockalator is a real Rockabilly treat. Rayleen and Luv
Pad are guaranteed dance floor fillers in the Hippies' hometown.
The slow dance of Ain't Got the Blues is perfect for a
late night two-step and it floats on a Memphis beat buoyed by
Norm Brown and Rob Gusev's keyboards.
Discover some delightful up-tempo craziness, tinged with the Blues
and some mighty fine Rockabilly. |
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LA HORA del
BLUES - MUY BUENO!! - A very effective impressing
Rockin’ Blues band which perfectly know how to catch you to
deepest part of your heart. They will surely make you jump from
your seat and forget all your troubles and sorrow. The band does
and outstanding tasteful combination of different Blues, Rock and
funky resorts. The exceptional John Dickie’s voice
and his fat deep harmonica tone, mastery lead the rest of the
band’s musicians. Horn arrangements are superb too. All that gives
as a result an amazing vitality swingin’ cd that is giving me a
lot of enjoyment every time I listen to it. GREAT!
- by Vicente Zumel/La
Hora del Blues |
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THIS GROUP IS GOING PLACES! - by Tom Radai/The Blues Mgt. Group
Every few years I come across a recording that just knocks my
socks off. Just such a product found its way to me recently and
when I learned that it was produced by some of the classiest
people in the industry my intrigue was amplified....read
more! |
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RARE AND
GENUINE EXCITEMENT
- by Greg
Quill/ Toronto Star/
- In joyful acknowledgement of Toronto’s enduring passion for
bedrock Blues, these proudly un-reconstituted Young St. saloon
warriors bring a raw and elemental edge to 10 originals that recall
the trademark antics of every major American Blues legend from
Muddy Waters and Howlin' Wolf to Chuck Berry
and James Brown, ...read
more! |
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