Wrinkle Neck Mules - Dont Just Stand There Live At The Southern

Review by nereayflor arraiz perez

The album "Don't Just Stand There Live At The Southern" by Wrinkle Neck Mules is a testament to the band's incredible live performances. The album features 14 tracks that showcase the band's diverse range of musical styles, from country and rock to blues and folk.

The album opens with "Central Daylight Time," a foot-stomping, guitar-driven track that sets the tone for the rest of the album. The band's tight harmonies and impressive instrumental skills are on full display throughout the album, particularly on tracks like "The Waters All Run Dry" and "Liza."

One of the standout tracks on the album is "Whistlers & Sparklers," a haunting ballad that showcases the band's ability to create a powerful emotional connection with their audience. The song builds to a stunning crescendo, with lead singer Andy Stepanian's vocals soaring above the band's lush instrumentation.

Summary by nereayflor arraiz perez

"Don't Just Stand There Live At The Southern" is a must-have for any fan of Americana music. The album captures the energy and passion of Wrinkle Neck Mules' live performances, and is a testament to the band's incredible talent and musicianship.