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- Record Label: Blue Note
- Genre(s): Pop/Rock, Blues-Rock, American Trad Rock, Hard Rock, Rock & Roll, Southern Rock, Guitar Virtuoso, Jam Bands
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| Never wanted to be swept away I thought I might lose myself Nobody told me thered be music, sweet music Now I got that sinking feeling Though I try... | See the rest of the song lyrics |
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Oct 30, 2013This experiment has worked better than fans could have hoped and, given the Mule’s current state of songwriting and performance, elevates this jam band to a whole new level. File under: inspired.
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Oct 24, 2013Shout! has Gov’t Mule showing the highest respect to all forms of classic roots, as is the case with arguably all of their studio efforts. And unlike a good portion of their musical heroes, they’ve made themselves better with time.
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Oct 8, 2013The Warren Haynes fronted quartet’s first studio album in four years and its Blue Note label debut is a typically gritty eleven song set of gutsy Southern blues rock.
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Oct 8, 2013To call Shout! a mixed bag is redundant, as being able to assemble your favourite version of the album is part of its intrinsic appeal and quite possibly a way for non-Mule fans to get introduced to their wide-reaching approach.
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Oct 8, 2013For fans, the first disc has plenty of exciting material to offer: it sounds great, the writing is excellent, there are new musical directions, and, as expected, there is terrific playing throughout.
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Oct 8, 2013For half of this unique two-CD set, the Mule go long and hard on their own.... On the second disc, they revisit that material as heavy sidemen, backing a dynamic cast of guest singers.
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Classic Rock MagazineOct 23, 2013The Mule's taste and experience largely wins the day. [Oct 2013, p.87]