Our first review is of a fantastic album released by The Palomars on the newly formed Catty Town Records.
The Canadian band from Vancouver have created a masterpiece. Its one of the best records we have heard in a while.A mix of original compositions with some well covered classics thrown in for good measure. Our favourite is the title track “Out Of The Past” with “My Gal Pal” a close second.
The magnificent blend of Western Swing, Rockabilly and Jazz is brought to life by Tom Hammel’s outstanding steel guitar playing.
The recording itself is crystal clear and the production is somewhat reminiscent of a Jive Aces album. The Lyrics are easy to hear and the band is well mixed and a pleasure to listen too.
We look forward to the next release !!! Catty Town and The Palomars have a bright future ahead.
Recording Quality (out of ten): 10
Authenticity (out of ten): 8
Songwriting (out of ten): 8
Enjoyment (out of ten): 10
Overall Score (out of 40) : 36
GOLD ALBUM
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Lots going on with these guys. Smooth. Caught the Dave Edmunds tune. Never a bad choice. Good work you guys and gals. When CB sees and hears stuff like this it re kindles his hope for mankind.
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First thanks for the follow. Secon love your theme for the blog. Might I suggest you take a look at Asleep at the Wheel. So much of Texas music was influenced by Bob Wills–Lyle Lovett, Willie Nelson, Ray Price–and they are a direct descendant. A great album to listen to is “Ride with Bob”.
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Hi Don thank you !
Definitely like Asleep At The Wheel and also the work they did with the Quebe Sisters ill try to get a review in for them ASAP !!
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Thank you for the follow. I love music.
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