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CD Reviews - October 2004
Jon Roniger        Eric T & the Skis       The Joe Ferraro Band
 

Jon Roniger - Addicted: Not leaving any leaf unturned when it comes to composition, dynamics, or the use of instruments - singer songwriter Jon Roniger is truly a master of his craft. 'Addicted' rings with a realism that we can all identify in our own fashion, reminding us that people are people, and beneath it all - we all have some kind of emotion that runs through our veins. Jon's got one of those intimate raw voices that get you really listening to the lyrics - and let's not forget about the awesome harmonies. You'll hear something new every time you listen to this album. It's got a major dose of originality and if you try to compare Jon to anyone else - you'll be picking out the good stuff from the pros-including Mellencamp, Elvis Costello, and even The Rolling Stones. My World CD Review Info: www.jonroniger.com

Eric T. & the Skis - Ski Patrol Revisited: There's surf music - so why not ski music.... that was the basis for this album 20 years ago when it was first released on the vinyl EP - Ski Patrol, (hey, remember vinyl). Being recorded 20 years ago - it definitely is reminiscent of the 80s with comical lyrics, punkish rhythms and party anthems like the songs 'Short Skis Suck' and 'Ski Naked'. It's a great album - it makes you want to get out and ski - or party.....after all, it's all about having a good time. If you like The B52s, The Ramones, Social Distortion, Sublime, or even Green Day - you'll dig this - it's a refreshing change for this day and age. Info & purchase - www.skimusic.com


The Joe Ferraro Band - Skinny Village:
These guys play 'cool cat blues' - laid back, slick and tight with the relaxed flair of a jam that only comes out when you know your stuff, and feel it. Joe has that mellow blues voice that fits just right with their style. His guitar licks ride perfectly with the steady rhythms set up by Jason Burns on drums and held together with Russ Urquidi's deep bass lines. Skinny Village features a variety of blues styles - proving that the blues can come in any shape or form. Info: www.joeferraroband.com.

 

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