Publish your press releases, gig listings, classified ads and more.... all for FREE!   Click here for details.
 
JUKE BARITONE & THE SWAMP DOGS – Juke Baritone PDF Print E-mail
Wednesday, 26 September 2007

Image(Bag Lady Records)

Who is this crazy person really?

Juke Baritone is the alias of Canadian-born Australian lad Brett Maverix. Or is Brett Maverix the alias of Juke Baritone? I get the impression Juke could be one of those drifter on-the-run-from-the-law forty-passport-seaman types that Tom Waits likes to sing about. Or even scarier and more poetic, he could be the mutated product of Waits’ imagination. Juke Baritone’s growling songs about love (the JB philosophy: love is all about getting in and out, getting high and getting laid) and the odd jibe at capitalism are dished out energetically by the jazzy Swamp Dogs ensemble. The Mr Baritone show pumps through the veins of this release and you can almost taste the stage show as paces of tempos quicken and each song crescendos, hinting at the drug experience JB openly serenades about. Juke Baritone calls it old world, swampy cabaret growlin’ blues; I call it suspicious.

ILI TULLOCH




  Be first to comment on this article
RSS comments

Write Comment
Comments are submitted for possible publication on the condition that they may be edited. Poster's IP addresses are logged.
Name:
Comment:



Code:* Code

Last Updated ( Wednesday, 03 October 2007 )
 
< Prev   Next >

Get Rave delivered FREE to your inbox every week.Get Rave delivered FREE to your inbox every week.

Get Rave delivered FREE to your inbox every week.
GET THE LATEST ISSUE NOW

Your email:

1408 trees planted so far....

Advertisement

Gig Photos


Temporary name, please changParkway Drivee.
 

The Mars Volta
 

Taking Back Sunday
 

The Brian Jonestown Massacre
 

Behind Crimson Eyes
 

Wilco
 

The Mars Volta
 

The Jesus And Mary Chain
 

Bloc Party
 

Operator Please
RSS News Feeds
Big O Tour

Poll

Is good album artwork/packaging a factor in you deciding whether to buy a CD or just a download?
 

Registered Users

2799 registered
1 today
4 this week
131 this month

Visitors

4381265 visitors since May 1st 2006
We have 386 guests online