Title: Chicago Blue Heaven
Product review: If down-to-earth, no BS, Chicago Rhythm-&-Blues played from the heart is your thing, then look no further. This is what Seasick Steve would sound like if he had a band and dropped the rockabilly element from his act.For none true-R&B; fans (and I mean genuine R&B; as in Muddy Waters and Howling Wolf, not the company produced commercial tripe of today that's stolen the tag) Tremoluxe will seem repetitive prima facie. It's not as good as the subsequent 'Howling with the Wolf': it's not as rich or varied, but's it still raw, well-played, strong, stirring stuff. It keeps to the blues traditions, but retains a toe-tapping bounce all the way. It doesn't have any of the morose rocking-chair-in-the-porch sombre element which drags too many collections down.You're left wishing you could see this act live.
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