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disappointment Nov 13, 2009 I sampled some of the music on this CD before making the purchase. I should not have bought it. It is not nearly as good as I thought it was. Just never quite hit that "musical spot" that gets the smile going or the toe tapping.
Hard not to believe!!! Oct 22, 2009 This is the best of Tommy Castro! Recently saw him in concert in Phoenix AZ - AWESOME!
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Hard Believer Delivers Over and Over Sep 16, 2009 Tommy Castro delivers a great combination of originals and uniquely arranged covers on "Hard Believer". If you like the blues or soul or R&B or rock&roll, you will like this CD. Tommy's guitar riffs, his soulful vocals, and the horn arrangements come together beautifully to provide a number of tracks that you will want to listen to over and over. Tommy has risen to the occassion to pen some really good songs for this CD with "Definition of Insanity","Monkey's Paradise", and "Trimmin' Fat" standouts in my mind. Throw in a rocking blue eyed cover of a Wilson Pickett classic, a moving version of an Allen Toussaint number, and a fresh approach to Dylan's "Gotta Serve Somebody" and you've got a CD that covers all the bases. Best of all, I am so glad Tommy put "It Is What It Is" on this CD. What a fitting tribute to the late guitar legend and inspiration to many, Stephen Bruton.
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You can't just rip one or two/ Sep 11, 2009 You don't want to rip one or two songs, you want to listen to all of it. One of Tommy's best yet.
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Where's the fire? Sep 08, 2009 Tommy Castro was once a guy who mixed soul, blues, and rock into a great package. He was like an edgier Huey Lewis. But the last few albums have really dropped the rock and lost the edge. This is full of well-played mid-tempo snoozers. It isn't until Make It Back To Memphis that the tempo gets pumped and things get a'happenin'. For those who like slow soul ballads, this album may work for you. It's just not my cup of tea.
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