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Clovis Mann
Clovis Mann
Genres: Blues, Classic Rock

Track Listings (12) - Disc #1
1. Stone Moses
2. I Had a Dream
3. Small Town Vice
4. War Child
5. Good Enough
6. Ethereal Lady
7. Dancin' with the Devil
8. Second Chance
9. Gravedigger
10. Below
11. When You're Gone
12. Wicked Wind

CD Details

All Artists: Clovis Mann
Title: Clovis Mann
Members Wishing: 1
Total Copies: 0
Label: Lazy Ear Records
Release Date: 6/1/2007
Genres: Blues, Classic Rock
Style:
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 877569000433

Synopsis

Product Description

The eponymous debut from one of the Midwest's strongest acts, Clovis Mann's first album combines elements of rock and blues to create their own, original, musical statement--a statement of redemption and perseverance through human struggle. A very powerful album that succeeds and excels at being genuine, honest, and soulful, the true musical message from three small-town Wisconsin men. Highlighted by impressive instrumentation and strong lyricism that echo the best works of Hendrix, Cream, and Mountain, Clovis Mann creates a product that is new yet familiar--in essence, timeless. A must-have.

CD Reviews

Wow!

Jon Key | Chicog, WI | 07/02/2007

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Hendrixian, Claptonian, awesome, a stellar debut from a band I have been fortunate enough to see live. The interaction between the instruments is jaw-dropping--the bass player and guitar player play double leads like the best of Cream and Mountain, and the drummer sounds like a jack rabbit shooting a machine gun. Stone Moses is a great leadoff man, and War Child really pushes it. It really is a "a product that is new yet familiar--in essence, timeless.""

Suckled on the teats of Lady Satan

N. Walkner | 01/06/2008

(5 out of 5 stars)

"In a world full of distortion, Clovis Mann rings out clear through the din. Whereas lots of modern rock groups bleat like soulless fuzz-toned boneless sheep, Clovis Mann pounds out something meaningful and refreshing. In an industry full of cookie cutter pop songs and brainless lowest common denominator cliches, Clovis Mann offers a ray of hope for the future by reaching back to rock's angry past. Music about the working man, about the wrong side of the tracks: their music rumbles with the power of a fully loaded freight train over a penny on the track.

Clovis Mann is real. There is no pretentious preening or posturing. These guys have gotten their lumps and earned their right to play the blues."