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Cool!  Are the GS broken up?  I heard a lame song by the lead singer.

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Tim

    
    I wonder if he's gonna tour.
    
    
    

    
    	Ju Ju Hounds!!??
    
    	For those that don't know JJ is short for JouJou.....
    
    	ack!
    

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    Woof woof, Judy!  Here puppy....
    
    
    RE: Alan
    
    I've heard some of this album, and can tell you this will be in your
    WHAT'S HOT list for a LONG time!!!  Izzy wears his R&R influences 
    well on this debut, and it really has a nice R&B groove (with an
    edge).  *Very* Stones-ish ... but the singing sounds more like Keith
    than Mick.

Yeah, the GS are gone 8^(.... the single from Dan Baird is LAME, although
I must admit that the chorus is catchy. I heard it only once, over 2 weeks
ago, and I can still hear it....

re: Buck

> I've heard some of this album, and can tell you this will be in your
> WHAT'S HOT list for a LONG time!!!  

You know what I like!!!!  8^) I get that feeling too - I mean, I just eat 
up this kinda rock and roll!!!

> *Very* Stones-ish ... but the singing sounds more like Keith than Mick.

Ha! That's exactly what the Globe said also! Here's the whole review:

	Izzy Stradlin shocked the rock world by walking away last year 
	from Guns and Roses, for whom he had penned such tunes as 
	"Patience", ""Mr. Brownstone", and "Double Talkin' Jive". Stradlin
	was fed up with the G'n'R madness, but he hasn't turned his
	back on rock and roll. This new solo disc, due out Tuesday, 
	plays like a tribute to his idol: Keith Richards of the Rolling
	Stones. Stradlin scores with the same gritty, raunch-ready guitar
	style as Richards. Many song, in fact, such as the slide-guitar
	stoked "Train Tracks" and funky "Cuttin' The Rug" would fit 
	comfortably in the Stones songbook. The only drawback is that 
	Stradlin' also sings like Richards, meaning the limited, hard-edged
	rasp to his voice is an aquired taste. There's no Mick Jagger to
	pick up the slack (or Axl Rose, for that matter), but there's
	plenty to like if you need a shot of pure energy and can overlook
	the vocal shortcomings. Stradlin and the Ju Ju Hounds, who include
	guitarist Rick Richards from the Georgia Satellites, even add a
	punked up cover of Toots And The Maytals' "Pressure Drop". Keith
	Richards would be proud.


I dunno if I'd be that harsh on Izzy's voice - I liked it when he sang
"Dust And Bones" on 'Use Your Illusion I'..... but then again, I like Keith's
voice too, so who am I to judge???  8^)

alan

>> *Very* Stones-ish ... but the singing sounds more like Keith than Mick.
     
    >Ha! That's exactly what the Globe said also! 
    
    
    Weird!  Maybe I'm in the wrong biz -- maybe I should be a music critic.
    ;')
    

Got to be Sticky Fingers then, because I have Let It Bleed and it doesn't
have it...

I heard this song last night on the way home.  Good call Alan & Buck.
Definitely Stonesish/Crowesish...  If the rest of the album is on par, it
will be a big hit...

Tim

Picked up this album over the weekend..... review forthcoming after a few
more spins.....

Initial impression? Maybe not as great as I had hoped, but still damn good.
And it's too short - under 40 minutes. But more details later.....

alan

    I heard some of it,and don`t like it. But then,wot do i know?