Sonny Landreth is really good when he plays with others.  His own stuff is just too masturbatory (and repetitive.)  He did a great turn on Govt. Mule's "The Deepest End."

Out!  Out!  Damn naysayers. 

after 30 seconds.
after 1 minute.
after 2 minutes
after 2 minutes and a half.
after 3 minutes.
after 3 minutes and 5 secondes.
after 4 minutes.
,a few seconds later...
then !!!

So, PLEASE

I concur...this stuff is boring metemorphing into obnoxious

He may be a guitarist extraordinaire (I'm not enthralled), but a singer extraordinaire he certainly is not!

Memo to self: remove those two SL tracks from my MP3 player.

 nvrknew1 wrote: 
Same here ;-)

Sorry, just ruined my working buzz.  Had to remove my earphones.  YUK!

My coworker just said, "It's still not over?"

 gcrumb wrote: 
funny, I just did the same thing.

Oh My Goodness.

I just threw down my earphones - that guitar at the end was remarkably bad. Like picking musical scabs.

 markoirl wrote: 
and SHRED IT

how to make a guitar sound like fingernails on a chalk board

Tasty stuff. I thought it was David Lindley at first. He can grind this all day as far as I'm concerned!

Hey, that's a nice melody line! Why not use it for the whole of the verse? And for the chorus, too? And why not for the guitar intro? And for the riff? Hmm ...

 bobcat1963 wrote: 

Yeay, I agree!

Good swamp-rock/blues hybrid music.  Keep playing!

Finally a rockin song after about 8 slow ones.  love the spare intro.

shut up and play your guitar

Sonny is great slide player, love the song but hell I married a cajun so dis is my kind of music

will it ever end?
 

Mi Chuna Rock

 AliGator wrote: 

This is not School of Rock?

Been to Bayou Teche meself a time or two

this song reminds me of being "back home" in Lafayette, LA with my husband's family. i love the way they all call me "cher" (pronounced "shah") and my baby "cher bebe". ^_^

fredriley wrote:

there are countrymen of yours named eric and mark who think differently of sonny's playing. check youtube for sonny. note that i do not defend vocals, same for eric and mark.

This reminds me of the song the kids play in "School of Rock."

And the blues are still alive and kicking...
Go get 'em Sonny!

energilc wrote:

He still hasn't sodding finished it...

Ahhhhh... a double-dip of Sonny to start my morning. Congo Square (Sonny's composition) by the Neville Brothers and now Sonny himself.

If I only had some beignets and chicory to go with the music.

Thanks Bill!

the vocals and the music seem to be disconnected.