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Scott H. Biram - like givin' your stereo whiskey & crack!!!

Cap'n Ron | 5 miles past gone! | 03/25/2005

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Scott Hiram Biram is a savage mojofied force of nature! A fire-breathing, hell-stompin' sanctified Blues boogie shaman with a beat-up Gibson in one hand and a jug of white lightening in the other. Semi-trucks can't kill him. Broken strings can't stop him. Faith healers and poultry fear him. And guitars and women crave him to take them in his hands.



With a wicked hoodoo intensity somewhere between R.L.Burnside and Mojo Nixon, Biram is the real thing cranked up to eleven. This Austin favorite defies labels and genres with a gonzo gumbo that's equall parts jukesjoint and honkytonk.

Mix the DNA from Mance Lipscomb, Mike Ness, Hasil Adkins, Jimmy Martin & Jimmy Rodgers, let it ferment in a trailer in Boone County under a full moon, had it birthed by Big Mama Thornton, blessed by Little Richard and then plugged into a vintage tube amp and cranked up to eleven - you might have a rough idea of the kinda juju this hillbilly wildman is puttin' down!



If you love Blues, Hillbilly, Delta Stomp and Hellfire Field Hollers - this is the stuff your evil heart craves. Run don't walk and get this CD today! Put it in your player and give your stereo a hard-on! And tell'em Cousin Wildweed sentcha!!!!

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Hell of a ride!

Brian P. Coltrin | Houston, TX | 08/09/2005

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Scott H. Biram blends Country, Bluegrass, Blues, Rock as well as Gospel together in a unique thrill ride of an album. Scott's energy pulses throughout the album. Give it a listen and you will be a fan. And remember to catch this One-Man-Band live if you ever get the chance!"

Real Country

B Wallace | Lafayette, la | 06/29/2005

(5 out of 5 stars)

"If you think you hate country, give this CD a listen. You just might reconsider

Its about as far from radio crap as you can get.

Almost makes you want to be a truck driver.



If you like old style country also check out the Weary Boys.

They play with Biram sometimes."