Wicks Have Met
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Average customer review:Track Listing
- Bells & Whistles
- Chemical Dependence
- 17 Years More
- Black Skies For The High & Mighty
- The Wicks Have Met
- Cadillac Limousine
- Bottomland
- Ursa Major
- The Whistler Knows Best
- Cumberland Sound
- Ringing In The Days
- Swagger & Honesty
- Broken Rider
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #117398 in Music
- Released on: 2007-05-22
- Number of discs: 1
Customer Reviews
Hitting Their Stride
I loved Wrinkle Neck Mules debut CD Minor Enough, even though the production didn't do the band any favors, failing to capture the essence of the band in concert. The material was generally top notch.
Release number 2, Pull The Brake, was a small leap forward in terms of capturing the excitement of WNM, but the songs themselves didn't always answer the challenge.
The good news is that on The Wicks Have Met the band seems to have hit its stride and is developing an indentity of its own. The production is first rate and the songs are given plenty of room to unfold. Primary vocalist Andy Stepanian really sounds confident here and the playing is, as always, excellent. I recommend it.
They have indeed met......
On the Wrinkle Neck Mules latest, they bring back more of the elements that drew my attention on 'Minor Enough': country, bluegrass, folk, and soak it all down with some whiskey fueled rock `n roll. The instrumentation is taken back a notch on this one towards bluegrass with more banjos, mandolins, and pedal steels. But there are still the rockers, like 'The Wicks Have Met' and 'Ursa Major'.
All in all; they bring the gritty, sloppy, back porch sound that first got me hooked on this band. If you liked 'Minor Enough' and 'Pull the Brake', this one is a must-have for your collection.
Turn it on......turn it up.......and rip off the volume knob!





