Soledad Brothers, Voice of Treason - 55m 30s

Tracks & Durations

1. Ain't It Funny	3:44
2. Boogie With The Viner	0:41
3. Cage The Tiger	3:13
4. Handle Song	3:54
5. I'm So Glad	1:45
6. Lay Down This World	2:22
7. Lorali	16:34
8. Lowdown Streamline	3:38
9. On Time	3:57
10. Only Flower In My Bed	4:23
11. Sights Unseen	4:15
12. Sons Of Dogs	4:22
13. The Elucidator	2:33

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Review

What if Iggy Pop had passed over the legendary Stooges to fashion a raucous rock band raised on the sounds of the Mississippi Delta? That band might have been a precursor of the Soledad Brothers--primeval blues-rock intentions, bourbon-soaked vocals and an aggressively charged resonance that begs the listener to turn it up. Also hailing from Pop's Detroit rock city, where their first single was produced by White Stripes' frontman Jack White, the trio's major label debut (a more subtle and streamlined effort than 2002's Steal Your Soul and Dare Your Spirit to Move) is a back-alley romp of guitars, drums and sax—with occasional organ and harmonica. From the opening guttural chords of "Cage That Tiger" ("I want a purr/All I get is a growl"), they ape Let It Bleed-era Rolling Stones, riff off Sonny Boy Williamson and patriotically salute the fuzzy, old school garage barrage of the American Del-Vettes (see Nuggets: Original Artyfacts from the First Psychedelic Era, 1965-1968) and British Creation. --Scott Holter

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Voice of Treason

Tracks: 13, Disk length: 55m 18s (-1m 48s)

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