The Wood Brothers - Ways Not to Lose
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Music CD Cover Artist: The Wood Brothers Edition: Music CD CD Release Date: 2006-03-07 Music Label: Blue Note Records Soundtracks:
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Free Music Review: It's good to breathe some fresh air...
Hit: 4 Stars
I had a feeling about this album, and boy was I right. It's hard to really classify the genre, but blues/folk is the best I can come up with. Oliver Wood's voice is is very intriguing, and his guitar playing is just the right touch on this album - not too many notes to plug up the songs, somewhat of a "less is more" concept. Chris Wood from the under-appreciated Medeski, Martin, & Wood holds his own on the low end. So many times in studio albums, the bass is lost in the background somewhere for the listener to find. Not the case here. The bass is so prominent in the mix (which it should be on this album), I'll find myself humming to the bass lines more often than the strumming of Oliver's guitar chords. The entire album "brings it" from start to finish; not one track remotely makes you think of skipping it. It seems as if Chris and Oliver have both had the idea of making this album in their heads since growing up together and have finally gotten around to doing it. Forget about the genre this may be labeled under. If you're a true fan of good music, you'll want to pick this up. It's early in the year, but this could be the best release I've heard up to this point, and I'm sure will be for quite some time.