Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 46:07
Size: 105.6 MB
Styles: Blues rock
Year: 2013
Art: Front
[3:35] 1. Take The V Train
[5:27] 2. Chitown Via Greyhound
[4:44] 3. Heed The Words I Say
[4:15] 4. Honey, Please
[3:35] 5. Mojo A Go-Go
[3:26] 6. Hey, Mr. President
[7:35] 7. Try Me
[4:42] 8. Day To Day
[5:46] 9. Half Of Two
[2:58] 10. Soundtrack To Life
Nick And The Ovorols waste no time in getting down to the nitty, gritty, greasy bizness on their debut studio album Telegraph Taboo. After a second or two of frontman Nick Peraino's guitar clearing its throat, "Take The V Train" fires up and gets underway, lurching like a half-drunk brontosaurus. When Peraino lets fly with his vocal, it's easy to imagine a Free-era Paul Rodgers leading Led Zep through a slow and raunchy one-chord blues crawl. Drummer Lance Lewis (the one player on this album who is in the current touring lineup of the Ovorols) chases his own walloping Bonzo beats with a grunting bass line; Peraino fires off layers off snarling, growling, moaning guitar lines from all different directions. Distortion? Man, this is Hell on Earth for those poor little 12AX7 and 6V6 amp tubes. By the time "Take The V Train" bumps and grinds its way to a halt, the air is reeking of brimstone and smoldering diesel. World, meet Nick And The Ovorols. ~Relix Magazine
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Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 62:22
Size: 142.8 MB
Styles: Blues rock
Year: 2012
Art: Front
[ 7:15] 1. Cadillac Assembly Line
[ 6:21] 2. Chitown Via Greyhound
[14:43] 3. Dust My Broom Heed The Words I Say
[10:06] 4. It's Ecstasy When You Lay Down Next To Me Dreams
[ 6:18] 5. People Get Ready
[ 4:54] 6. Tbone Boogie
[ 6:51] 7. Somebody Have Mercy
[ 5:50] 8. Me And My Guitar
Kingston Mines MC, Frank Pellegrino is calling Nick "one of the best young, up and coming talents." The group is lead by vocalist and guitarist Nick Peraino, a native New Englander who moved to Chicago in '98 to pursue studies in jazz guitar at DePaul University. A strong passion for blues music was a deciding factor in choosing to attend college in Chicago. In 2009 Peraino was personally invited by Grammy Award winning harmonica legend Sugar Blue to join a two week tour of Europe. It is important to mention not just how skillfully Nick plays his guitar throughout the album, but also how he uses his equipment. Nick is versatile and stays true to the blues roots. ~Don M.
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