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Suicide Suitcase

by Jeremy Wallace Trio

© Copyright - Jeremy Wallace / Bub Riskey Records (884501013284)
Blues to blow your mind.
Genre: Blues: Country Blues
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1. Broke and Hungry
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2. Two Busted Legs
Jeremy Wallace
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3. Virginia
Jeremy Wallace
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4. BackDoor Man
Jeremy Wallace
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5. Lillian
Jeremy Wallace
3:49 $0.99
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6. You Might Do it Too
Jeremy Wallace
5:22 $0.99
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7. Morgan Street
Jeremy Wallace
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8. Death Letter Blues
Jeremy Wallace
4:17 $0.99
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9. Casey Jones
Jeremy Wallace
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10. Gimme Some
Jeremy Wallace
2:52 $0.99
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11. Certain Someone
Jeremy Wallace
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Album Notes
\"The best art is often dangerous, and Wallace\'s art is dangerous in the same way Lou Reed is dangerous. He writes so well, he almost makes you believe his self-destructive lifestyle is a romantic deal.\" -DON WILCOX-The Record-Troy, NY.

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Lee Armstrong
Swagger & Grit
Jeremy Wallace's "Suitcase Suicide" smokes with his brand of swagger, grit & humility. His tune "Johnny" from his My Lucky Day CD went to the top of my personal top ten and "Cold October" from She Used to Call Me Honey spent a number of weeks in my favorite song rotation. On this set there are so many gems. "Virginia" is my instant favorite. It's currently #1 in my personal top ten and is one of those tracks that if I listen to it once, I've got to listen to it 4 times. Its slow addictive melody and Wallace's no-frills romance shines, "Well there's some miscommunication; I guess I mighta read you wrong, perhaps your heart's gone out of business, perhaps I'm coming on too strong." He takes Willie Dixon's "Back Door Man," snarling and snaking through the song, until you forget it's been covered by Howlin' Wolf and the Doors. "You Might Do It Too" starts slow but feels fast with the blistering electric guitar, "When she got drunk, she'd take off her clothes; The evening was warm and she was calling me in; The water was cool, tasted sweet on her skin." "Death Letter Blues" smokes relentlessly, making the blues rock and cry. Wallace tunes into a great groove on "Gimme Some" with his slide guitar milking the blues relentlessly. "Suicide Suitcase" is a brilliant set, one that was hinted at from his first two releases. Bravo!
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Brian
Good Stuff..
Highlights of this disc for me are Two Busted Legs, Morgan Street, and Death letter Blues. Another solid cd from the Jeremy Wallace Trio.
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