2008-08-01
Indigenous was originally made up of members who grew up on an Indian reservation in South Dakota. After several albums, the band broke up in 2006. Singer/guitarist, Mato Nanji, gathered new musicians and continued to make music under the same moniker with this album. This album is technically good, with well-played guitar, nice vocals, and a good mix. It's your basic blues-rock album and really nothing exceptional. I would have to choose the rocker, "Place I Know" as a highlight as well as the electric blues of "Just Can't Hide". Reviewed by Rebecca RuthSTUDEBAKER JOHN'S MAXWELL STREET KINGS
THAT'S THE WAY YOU DO
BLIND BOYS OF ALABAMA
DOWN IN NEW ORLEANS
RICCI/KROWN
CITY-COUNTRY-CITY
HANS THEESSINK & TERRY EVANS featuring RY COODER
DELTA TIME
Bob Margolin
In North Carolina
BETTYE LaVETTE
Interpretations – The Great British Songbook
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