Great band, great album

Great band, great album

Tomcattin '(Audio CD)

Customer Review

"Tomcattin`" appeared in 1980 and is the fourth album of US band Blackfoot. Recorded it was Rick Medlocke (lead vocals, guitars), Jakson Spires (drums, vocals), Greg T. Walker (bass, keyboards, vocals) and Charlie Hargrett (Guitars). The disc was produced again by Al Nalli and Henry Weck. The album was released on the Atco label.

"Tomcattin`" picks up where the previous "strikes" (1979) left off. We hear Southern rock enriched with a hefty pinch of Hard Rock. The album is even a bit crisper and rockier than its predecessor. Direct the first three songs `Warped`,` On the `Dream on` run` and take full points. So I imagine Southern Hard Rock before, melodic and hard and of course Southern-Like. Only the short `Street fighter` drops a little. From `Gimme, gimme, gimme` come only standout tracks. As mentioned before, it is possible the group again to combine melody with hardness and from this arises this great mix.
Rick Medlocke particularly convinces as a singer, composer and guitarist. His Grandpa Shorty Medlocke is to hear the last song `Fox chase` at the Harmonica.

In "Tomcattin`" the decision is not difficult, here are full 5 stars attached and thus the highest grade. This album is perhaps the best of Blackfoot. When you stand on bands like Molly Hatchet, one can safely access.

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