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Jellytown
- Aberdeenshire
six-piece The Pictones, fronted by erstwhile Old Blind Dog Davy
Cattanach, also chuck a merry maize of styles into their collective
pot, but the results tend to come out sounding a lot more focused.
A semi-acoustic blues/funk framework is variously overlaid with
Country, Soul, Celtic, African, Caribbean and even Nu-metal patternings,
revealing echoes of Peter Gabriel, Martin Stephenson, Gil Scott-Heron
and the Alabama 3. Intended
as a demo, the album 'Jellytown' has it’s scrappier moments, but
introduces a band well worth catching……’ *** Sue Wilson
(Sunday Herald) This Album was reviewed next to the Waterboys-Universal
Hall CD
- It's
a real pleasure playing your awesome song Horses on my new show
starting today. Keep up the great work!! (Country Rose Show. Maine
USA).
Dancing in the Shadows
This is Davy Cattanach's critically acclaimed debut solo album.
- "Coming from the icy North Sea city of Aberdeen, the
balmy sub-tropical feel is truly unbelievable." (Modern Dance
Review)
- "Seriously funky grooves." - (Stepping Out)
- "Sultry warm light-hearted conga's, and close-your-eyes
cradle your head singing..." (Radio Central. Antwerp.)
- "Lyrics., that melt with the music to entwine you in
the stuff you'd hear in the deepest of your dreams..."(Dirty
Linen USA)
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