Bobby Harden - Razorback Fever

Review by Tom Hardinge

Bobby Harden's album Razorback Fever is a collection of blues and rock-inspired tracks that showcase his impressive vocal range and guitar skills. The album is a cohesive and well-produced effort that captures the essence of classic rock and blues while still feeling fresh and modern.

The opening track, "Razorback Fever," sets the tone for the rest of the album with its driving guitar riffs and catchy chorus. Other standout tracks include "Heart of Stone" and "Bad Luck Blues," which showcase Harden's soulful vocals and impressive guitar solos.

While the album has a consistent sound, there is enough variety in the songwriting to keep things interesting. Tracks like "Sweet Little Baby" and "Gone Too Long" offer a slower, more introspective vibe that balances out the more upbeat and energetic tracks.

Summary by Tom Hardinge

Razorback Fever is a solid album that will appeal to fans of classic rock and blues. Bobby Harden's talent as a singer and guitarist shines through on every track, and the album is sure to leave listeners wanting more.