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Make no mistake though - every song on this album has a blues soul to it. Both Two-tone Snake and Only Sin are unmistakable bluesy.
On top of that, Alfie's trademark booming voice adds a lot of emotion to the exquistely written tunes. An incredible new arrangement of Paul Simon's Graceland also shows off his skills.
Sometimes the Rain is mainly a solo affair with just Alfie and a guitar. Amy King joins him on piano for three tracks.
The disc is availale at his live shows, online at Busted Flat Records, and at Pick and Sticks.
Below are a few videos of songs from the album.
Links: Alfie Smith, More Alfie Smith Stories
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