"Where rock, funk, blues & jazz intersect"
March 4 show at The Pour House in Raleigh called one of
"The Biggest Live Music Events of the Spring in Raleigh"
"The Biggest Live Music Events of the Spring in Raleigh"
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The Vibe
Imagine: a FUNKIER Steely Dan, a JAZZIER John Mayer,
a MORE-VOCAL Santana, an EDGIER Stevie Wonder,
Now, you get the picture.
Imagine: a FUNKIER Steely Dan, a JAZZIER John Mayer,
a MORE-VOCAL Santana, an EDGIER Stevie Wonder,
Now, you get the picture.
"The Critics:
- (None the Worse for Wear' album review) - "'No For an Answer' was the highlight." "It's really fantastic all around from the background to the lead.". (PerfectPitchSite.com)
- (No For an Answer song review) - "As the song progresses, musical outlets provide ample room for the musicians to show why they're great and why anyone who would say no to this talent is beyond me" (alternativefruit.com)
- (Earthquake song review) - “…a combination of evident musicianship and clever songwriting that retains the spirit of classic rock…while still bringing forth some fresh ideas.” (Obscuresound.com)
- (Karma song review) - “…all out funk. The slinky bass and bluesy guitar soloing shows off the band’s instrumental prowess, whilst McBride’s vocals slide effortlessly over the top. (musicrelatedjunk.com)
- (3PLAY album review) - "...the album is so good that you don't want it to end. Oh well. Guess that's what "replay" is for." (The Entertainment Bank)
- (ALL IN album review) - "...McBride sports a strong voice" and "...makes jazzy, soul-fusion pop, where sometimes-pointed lyrics play against the music's energetic swing." "It offers verve through juxtaposition, a real swagger" (IndyWeek.com)
- (ALL IN album review) - "...Any fan of good old blues and soulful funk sounds will be right at home with ALL IN." ( Uncle John’s Radar)
