The Carpetbaggers -
Review by Borja Rodríguez Sánchez
The latest album by Carpetbaggers has been receiving rave reviews from music critics and fans alike. The album boasts a unique blend of blues, rock, and country, making it a versatile and enjoyable listen for all music lovers.
The album features a variety of tracks, each with its own distinct sound and style. From the upbeat and catchy "Take Me Home" to the soulful and emotional "Broken Hearted Blues," Carpetbaggers have created an album that showcases their range and skill as musicians.
The band's tight instrumentation and strong vocals are evident throughout the album, and their ability to seamlessly blend genres is truly impressive. The production quality is top-notch, with each track sounding clear and polished.
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CDAbout The Carpetbaggers
Minneapolis, Minnesota-based roots rock trio, circa mid-1990s.
The Carpetbaggers effectively harken back to the sound of that era. And with song titles like "My Jeannie's In A Bottle," "Don't Ask and I Won't Tell," and the title track, they feature lots of the humorous wordplay that made older country music so much fun. Mixed in are covers of some older country songs, (including one by Marvin Rainwater, a major hero of the group).
The band projects a more modern touch with a parody of "Thank God I'm A Country Boy" called "Suburban Boy" Nashville is all excited about BR5-49, but based on recent releases, The Carpetbaggers are mining similar turf much more enjoyably.
Joel Bernstein, Country Standard Time.com
Name Vars
- Carpetbaggers
Members
- John Magnuson
- Rich Copley
- Mike Crabtree