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1861

1861
Moreland & Arbuckle

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Track Listing

  1. Gonna Send Ya Back To Georgia
  2. Fishin' Hole
  3. Tell Me Why
  4. Diamond Ring
  5. See My Jumper Hangin' Out On The Line
  6. The Legend
  7. Never Far Behind
  8. Teasin' Doney
  9. Please, Please Mammy
  10. Pittsburgh In The Morning, Philadelphia At Night
  11. Wrong I Do
  12. Wiser Jam

Product Details

  • Amazon Sales Rank: #73902 in Music
  • Released on: 2008-03-18
  • Number of discs: 1
  • Formats: Box set, Single, DualDisc, Enhanced, Hybrid SACD, Ringle, Soundtrack

Editorial Reviews

Review
This trio plays old-school hill country and Delta blues, even though the members range in age from 26 to 33. There's a satisfying mix of acoustic and electric numbers, and when the band plugs in, sometimes it veers off into '50s Chicago-style blues.

Although the sound covers most of the blues bases, geographically the group hails from the non-blues hotbed of Kansas. (The title, 1861, refers to the year Kansas became a state.)

Guitarist Aaron Moreland, who plays everything from the National steel to ''cigar box guitars,'' and gritty vocalist and harmonica player Dustin Arbuckle share writing duties, with Brad Horner supplying the requisite primitive beats.

The well-chosen covers include Hound Dog Taylor's ''Gonna Send You Back to Georgia'' and R.L. Burnside's ''See My Jumper'' and the Moreland-Arbuckle originals share the raw energy of Burnside and Junior Kimbrough's music. The band sometimes rocks out like the North Mississippi Allstars, another obvious influence. It's yet another fine signing for Northern Blues --Chicago Sun Times