The Wildwood Band

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Hi Doug,

Thank you! Will put both songs on the playlist right away.
Real great stuff!

Peace and Love!

Paul - Midnight Blue Radio

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Attitude is right folks. The Wildwood Band has a rock 'n' roll attitude not felt since the drive-in was dominated by movies by James Dean. Groovy bass and garage rock blues dominate while The Wildwood Band stirs up trouble. Bad ass harmonica is a perfect part to this steaming recipe of old time rock 'n' roll and jazz blues. Good Stuff
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I'm generally not a big fan of the rockin' blues. I like bluesy rock 'n' roll not the other way around. And Doug Wood & friends are definitly playing the blues with a rock 'n' roll beat. For some reason, though, they seem to have gotten it right.
One of the main reasons it works, I suppose, is that the music is played with a light hand. There's no forcing the sound into a corner, which leads to an easy melding of styles. And then there's Wood's harp work, which is simple and yet unrestrained.
If you're familiar with Steve Miller's pre "Joker" output you might have an idea of whats going on here. But there aren't a lot of guitar pyrotechnics, just an emphasis on solid songwriting. Which might be why it makes me smile so much.
Nothing complicated. Just good music played with steady hands. Sometimes thats all you need to settle into the groove. - A&A#278