The Subdudes

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Total Tracks: 11   Total Length: 41:04

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Mardi Gra party muisic for sure

BLUESMAN4EVER

I listen to this album every year at this time,it's a habit I'll never give up.As I said before this is great music !

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Tambourine Heavy

CorradoG60

The Subdudes continue to crank out some amazing New Orleans vibes, but this first album is a mainstay in my music rotation. Tommy Malone and crew found a sweet spot in music that combined rhythm and blues, rock and roll, with a just enough of a splash of New Orleans beats and accordion to make this album stand out. Steve Amedee's tambourine and stick are the only drum kit you'll find on stage, and mix in John Magnie's harmony skills, and it's really hard not to turn up every song.

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Subdudes Rock

Carolinahome

One of the best bands I've seen live - full of soul and good sounds. Gotta have this in your collection

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They Say All Music Guide

From the opening bassline and tambourine of their debut album, it is clear that the Subdudes are no ordinary band. Rooted in the music of New Orleans, the Subdudes are a soulful band clearly influenced by local acts such as the Neville Brothers. The arrangements focus on the interplay between the musicians to create a relaxed groove — the music is dense but never cluttered, and the Subdudes make use of accordion and alternate percussive instruments such as congas to give the music an organic feel. The most striking feature of the band, however, is the impassioned vocal performances; earthy harmonies are their trademark, and they are used to great effect to create singalong choruses in songs such as “Got You on His Mind” and “Need Somebody.” This album is great party music, and the uplifting songs effectively capture the spirit of New Orleans. – Vik Iyengar

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