http://www.mediafire.com/?jvmmxctlyzmHunter sings like Sam Cooke and plays guitar like Hubert Sumlin. The horns sound like early James Brown and the Famous Flames. The arrangements are classic, relatively simple R&B arrangements that had a strong Memphis and Southern feel to it. Just as Richard Hawley creates albums that seem beamed in directly from some time during the 1950s, James Hunter equally pulls off the trick of rekindling the vibe of some long forgotten soul album, without appearing cliched, ironic or cabaret.
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Would love to hear more of him grand choice Sir
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