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Elly Roberts reviews

Seasick Steve: Happy Man [I Started Out With Nothin...] Seasick Steve: Happy Man (Warner Brothers) Sometime after the recording of album Dog House Music, Seasick Steve learnt a big lesson. To go more mainstream, you need to be more expansive, much like world bluesman Eric Bibb e.g. Friends (2004). And that’s exactly who Steve Wold sounds like hear –no bad thing. Taken from Top 10 album I Started Out With Nothin And I Still Got Most Of It Left, this is arguably the best song on it. It’s getting plenty of spins on BBC Radio 2, and why not. Ruby Turner does the duet while K T Tunstall plays rhythm guitar, and magic is more than evident as Stevie boy keeps is gritty voice and subtlety intact, delving into a gospel southern groove. St.Louis Slim is more like his stage songs: out and out earthy grit with a nifty beat. The verdict : Oh yes…. Tracks: Happy Man, St.Louis Slim Radio: Hear tracks soon on THE PLUG wrexhamfm.com Weblinks: seasicksteve.com / myspace.com/seasicksteve Rating:

Review & concert pics copyright © Elly Roberts, 2004-2010.

The following is a list of Elly Roberts' singles reviews online for week commencing:

February 23rd 2009: Tom Jones
February 2nd 2009: Seasick Steve
December 1st 2008
August 11th 2008
July 14th 2008
April 14th 2008
March 31st 2008
March 10th 2008
February 18th 2008
October 1st 2007
May 28th 2007
March 19th 2007
February 26th 2007
February 19th 2007
March 27th 2006
December 2006
January 9th 2006
December 5th 2005
November 21st 2005
November 7th 2005
September 5th 2005
May 30th 2005
May 23rd 2005
March 2005
November 22nd 2004
November 8th 2004
November 1st 2004
October 18th 2004
October 11th 2004

DVDs reviewed by the editor are watched on a Panasonic TXW32R4 32" widescreen TV connected to either a Creative Dxr2 DVD-ROM player or Microsoft Xbox and played through a Sony STR-DB930 amplifier.

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