John Butler Trio - Grand National
|
List Price: Our Price: $12.99 You Save: $0.99 (7%) Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours Buy Used: from $8.68 (click here) Category: Music CD See more new music releases 
|
|---|
Buy this Music CD at online store in your country
Canadian Music Store
Canadian Music Store
Free Music Notes for Grand National
Free Music Review: Phenomenal band!
Hit: 5 Stars
I recently saw the John Butler Trio at Red Rocks in Colorado. They opened for Michael Franti and really rocked the house. Amazing instrumental work and great songs. I immediately set out looking for their CDs, and have bought three of them, which I've listened to over and over and over.Free Music Review: john butler trio grand national
Hit: 5 Stars
Very good sounding band,very pure rock'n'roll played with a lot of soul,great
This is one the most dynamic trios I've listened to tle last years,fine.
I play music too so you get to know and feel it,if it's true or not,well I tell you brother this album it's a fine piece of artwork.
Nevermind the Jennifer generation man,get into the real groove!!!
Free Music Review: Totally grand
Hit: 5 Stars
My 1st exposure to this Trio was not by radio but from a live TV performance on the legendary German Rockpalast show. I was totally gobsmacked. The music is very tight and together, and the guitar playing is in a league of its own. There is a great mix on this CD with many moods catered for. BY FAR my most favourite track is the 100mph track "Funky tonight". It starts off with incredible 12 string guitar playing and the rhythm section matches in every way. I looked on the sleeve notes to see what instruments were played, but I didnt see a "Didgeredoo" (Aboriginal blow pipe). I could have sworn it was used. The closest I can compare John Butler to is Ben Harper. A great CD. Check it out, and all his other stuff. This is my 1st listen of him, but by no means my lastFree Music Review: Could they really have gotten better?
Hit: 5 Stars
I first heard the John Butler Trio on KGSR Radio in Austin, TX. They played at SXSW Music Conference and the ACL Music Festival after that. They've got a funky Aboriginal sound that's totally their own. I honestly didn't think I'd like anything more than "Sunrise over Sea" but I obviously was wrong.
There aren't any political statements here, just good, solid rocking fun. If you haven't heard them, start with this CD.
Free Music Review: Great CD! Why haven't I heard of these guys before?
Hit: 5 Stars
I first heard the John Butler Trio on XM radio's XM Cafe. I like this CD because the songs are upbeat, nearly all of them are good, they do not all sound the same, and the disk passes the criteria of I like listening to it over and over again. My music taste runs from O.A.R., Jack Johnson, Dave Matthews, some Beck, to the first (not the most recent) Maroon 5 disk, etc. so you get an idea... suggest you listen to the sample clips and if you like them, try it - you'll like it!