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Voodoo King
Bill Bourne
Voodoo King
Genres: Blues, Folk, Pop
 
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From the Haunting, Poetic "Hilfiger Heaven", Through the Gritty "Portland" to the Driving Guitar, Sax and Scat Finale of "Grace", "Voodoo King" Glides Seamlessly Through a Range of Musical Styles from the Raunchy to the Su...  more »

     
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All Artists: Bill Bourne
Title: Voodoo King
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Second Story Records
Release Date: 9/2/2002
Genres: Blues, Folk, Pop
Styles: Traditional Blues, Acoustic Blues, Modern Blues, Traditional Folk
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 628740648926

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From the Haunting, Poetic "Hilfiger Heaven", Through the Gritty "Portland" to the Driving Guitar, Sax and Scat Finale of "Grace", "Voodoo King" Glides Seamlessly Through a Range of Musical Styles from the Raunchy to the Sublime. Dynamic Guest Appearances by the Be Good Tanyas, Madagascar Slim, Mae Moore, Breet Miles and Lester's Very Electric Trio Add to an Emotional Journey that Will Rock Your Soul.

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Even light folkies will dig this
Sonny Saggese | Boston | 06/13/2003
(4 out of 5 stars)

"It's a great cd, complete with wonderfully spun sungs. He creates an atmosphere that is very magical with his music. I am a new listener to the contemporary folk scene, and I tend to like he more popular musicians, Shindell, Gorka, Griffin. And Bill Bourne is definitely one of those musicians that can leap over from one genre and pull in poeple in that are new comeers and obtuse to the COntemporary folk scene. I can't believe that I am the first person to review this album. They play his songs all the time here on WUMB in Boston. Check it out. it's good music. I like Holy Holy, and Little Flowers. How apt, I guess Bill Bourne is a little flower himself, stepped over and passed by often without a glance. I was forced to buy his album because he isn't popular enough to be on the File sharing websites. Looks like all this file sharing is helping out those that are less then famous. That seems like a postive thing to me."