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- Summary: The third full-length release for the Australian blues singer-songwriter was record in one take.
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- Record Label: King Hokum
- Genre(s): Blues, Alternative/Indie Rock
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Aug 12, 2016With a voice that sits somewhere between Bill Withers and Dr John (a neat trick), this is soulful, raw and rasping stuff.
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Jul 13, 2016Recorded in one take, with drums, bass, guitar and backing vocalists huddled around two microphones, the results have a rustic charm akin to a more grizzled Leon Redbone, with rolling rumba-rock and reggae grooves.
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Q MagazineJul 13, 2016A white guy singing "de" instead "the" might reek uncomfortably of minstrelsy for some, but if you can get past that, any fan of Tom Waits or Dr. John ought to get a kick out of Gon' Boogaloo. Cracking. [Aug 2016, p.117]
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Jul 13, 2016The production values are practically negligible due to the archival effect. Still, Stoneking’s intents are obviously pure and prone to imperfection. A curious listen, Gon’ Booglaloo goes all out.
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MojoJul 13, 2016Entertaining, at the very least. [Aug 2016, p.93]
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