Neo-Traditional Folk, Traditional Country, Modern Acoustic Blues
Features
Studio Recording
Release Title
You Can't Teach an Old Dog New Tricks
Type
Album
Run Time
3362 Sec
Genre
Folk
Additional Product Features
Reviews
3 stars out of 5 -- "The album's bursting with energy and Steve's obvious willingness to go where he hasn't been too many times before, notably on 'Don't Know Why She Love Me But She Do and the title track.", "Seasick is a craft-master, pouring his heart into the folk-blues of 'Whiskey Ballad' and tearing up bar rooms with John Paul Jones on the title track.", 3.5 stars out of 5 -- "His first U.S. album has the fun and fury of his gigs, plus bass and mandolin work by Led Zeppelin's John Paul Jones, a notable seal of approval."
Recording Type
Studio
Distribution
Ada/Cinram Logistics
Number of CDs
1
Number of Discs
1
Recording Mode
Stereo
Additional Information
On You Can't Teach an Old Dog New Tricks, former street singer Seasick Steve (Steve Wold) thankfully and brilliantly sticks to his old trick of merging country blues trance boogie rhythms with his affecting, broken holler of a voice and writing songs that carry a stark and hard-earned wisdom that can only come from living on the dark street one block over from the edge of civility.