BLACK KEYS - THICKFREAKNESS
CD (Compact Disc)
Label: FAT POSSUM
Release date: 20/04/2009
Barcode: 0045778037124
Catalog no.: CDBLACK
Item ID: 227678
BACK IN PRINT are 11 tracks full of stripped and meaty blues,
punk and rock flavours. The material is delivered in grit,
stomp and holler fashion, with guitar, organ, vocals and some
broke-dick drums. Originally released in 2003, the LP includes
cool cover versions of the Sonics' 'Have Love, Will Travel' and
Junior Kimbrough's 'Everywhere I Go'.
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