yawn......

 serendipity_blue wrote:Totally.

Sounds a bit like Jet meets 1960s garage bands like the Standells and whatnot.

First time hearing this. Okay, but it just sounds contrived, like hearing an Ivy League invesment banker singing the blues. Causing the blues, maybe.

good song, but flat presentation. 

 keller1 wrote: 

reeeeeally people! Well Im rockin out in syracuse!! ;o)

5.9?

Five point frickin nine?

Come on, let's rock!

Hi ! He comes in Lille last year for a little gig .... quite good !

Funny, but I think it sounds like both those acts.

NHMick wrote:

small faces without the chops.

I thought they were "Jet".

I like them, good rock and rolllllllllllll

Voice is a little too "clean" for the job.

Who is this Little Barrie????

For some strange reason, I hear Ted Nugent's "Moter City Madhouse" in there somewhere...and it's not even Friday!!

Mostly good, but there was a few digital hiccups.

Reminds me of Lou Ann Barton when she and SRV were starting out...

Bill, do you play anything off the unreleased first SRV album? (click here)

That's funny! After I submit this comment you play a SRV tune!!

Like the bluesy sound and rhythm section. Survey says....7.

This is a bit of a hiccup in what had been a solid set of music.

jjbix wrote:
Hah, all right then. If only that was among a list of alternate ratings..

araujokrl wrote:


WELL, if I had a few beers in me, it's dark and smokey in a dance hall, and with the right (or wrong) gal, OK!

jjbix wrote:
c'mon, your hips aren't itchin' to shake, just a little?

love this

predictable, repetitive, very average at best. . . so that's a "Ho-Hum" in my book.

effin right mate!!!

Seriously toe-tapping stuff! If I weren't wearing headphones I'd be bopping to this - real old-school rockabilly. 8 from the Nottingham jury.

I like this at the end of a long day!

Catchy ditty!