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Title: "Shred" is Too Kind
Review: Davie doesn't just shred--he splits and dissects and reassembles songs in a fuzzy and effective image. To understand Davie Allan's view of covering a song is best understood by viewing your cat with a mouse. Or even better, for hockey fans, when Darren McCarty of the Red Wings sought revenge on Claude Lemieux for a past infraction. He grabbed him and beat him and then dragged him to the Detroit bench. Then he smiled to his fellow Detroiters and kneeded poor Claude in the face. This is what Davie does to the songs of the Ventures and Henry Mancini--and even his own material. "Blues' Theme" is coupled with "The Born Losers" to great effect. And his reworking of "The Dark Alley" (under another name) is a masterpiece. All around a worthy purchase. By the way, Allan NEVER NOT ONCE ever road a motorcycle.
