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Going Down South
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Special Rider
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All Night Long
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Have Mercy On Me
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Reed Turchi Brooklyn, New York
"Beyond genre constraints," Reed Turchi has released more than a dozen original albums, toured internationally, scored films, produced records, and collaborated with chefs, poets, distillers, and photographers. He has been featured in Rolling Stone, American Songwriter, and The Oxford American, and has recorded sessions for PBS, NPR, KEXP, Daytrotter, and Jam in the Van. ... more
Reed Turchi recommends:
Soon This Will All Be Gone
by catl
The best North Mississippi band north of the US/Canada border, CATL shares many of our influences, but bring their own style to it--great vocals, with minimal (in a good way!) guitar playing and drums
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Just Feel It And You Will Know
by Tom Kitty Oliver
Andrew Hamlet (aka Tom Kitty Oliver) also appears playing bass in TURCHI. His own work is of a much different genre, working mostly with textures and ambience, and combining with It is Rain in my Face
go to albumIf you like Reed Turchi, you may also like:
Lowdown Ways
by DADDY LONG LEGS
The NYC trio push their blown-out garage-blues sound into new territory, on both reinterpreted classics and originals.
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The Rhythm of the City
by John Paul Keith
Classic roots rock with Memphis grit and swagger from singer-songwriter John Paul Keith, on Wild Honey Records.
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Smoke from the Chimney
by Tony Joe White
The posthumous record by the legendary Tony Joe White is full of rugged, smoky blues & Americana, culled from a trove of demos.
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Outlandish Poetica
by Jonathan Something
An almost anti-blues/anti-rock style that masters classic sounds while mocking the industry’s perceived seriousness.
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