Rudi Tuesday Band - Tales From Somewhere Down The Road (2015)

This quartet named after the "Rudi Tuesday", a theme night in a Jena Irish pub, but strippers Rüdiger mouth and minions do not necessarily play folk from the Green Island, as you might expect, but acoustic-influenced songwriter rock with - of course - Roots in Britain (not just Ireland), but also the United States.

The production of "Tales From Somewhere Down The Road" sounds aptly extremely live and very transparent, with the RUDI TUESDAY BAND, as suggested, offering a diverse spectrum of sounds, from the fairly simple country of "The Best Part Of The Show" to "Stop Time Out "about the Blue Grass or Hillbilly motifs from" Kisses "," Flying "and" Blondes "to the melancholy of" Two Angels "," I Will Always Do "and" A Morning Like This ".

The rocky "The Best Is Yet To Come" stands out in addition to his BEATLES-like partner "No Summer Rain", and one can praise the group that she never convulsively sounds as if her musicians wanted to come from another country. That this with all the obvious references (so horny as in "Sorry" must first pluck a "real" cotton picker banjo) so casually succeed, is actually a small miracle. Friends of this sound should not hesitate.

CONCLUSION: "Tales From Somewhere Down The Road" is a heartfelt and classy converted album full of echoes of primarily American song and game cultures, devised in the middle of Germany and internationally more than just competitive, it should be in this contemplative metier in any way to competition thoughts go.