🔨 Industrial Power & Hand Tools by Mark Selby - Nine Pound Hammer Review

Phenomenal! From Buck Fifty and Flathead Ford to Hope It's Not A Train. He mixes blues, traditional rock and some R&B. If you're looking for Delta or Chicago blues style, there's not much of that here, but there are some influences. It's just a well put together album with a lot of what Mark does best, good guitar riffs.

Este disco fue para mi un verdadero hallazgo, Mark Selby is un excelente cantante y Guitarrista, en este álbum creo que es lo mejor de el y es como su obra maestra; disfruto escuchándolo, tiene un toque justo de rock, las Guitarras Suenan Espectacular and Allowen sacar lo mejor de mi ampi de tubos; Creo ademas Que la calidad de la grabación es sobresaliente. THE QUIZAS WITH ALBUN FAVORITO AND PROBABLEMENTS LO SERA POR MUCHO TIEMPO; es extraño Que no sea muy reconocido.

This album features old shoes that you refuse to throw out despite threats from your wife to throw you and your stinky-soled sneakers in a dog kennel, while Fido takes over and swaps places with you. Despite the ridicule you get for clinging to old jeans, shirts, boots, and even outdated underwear, you hold onto your sentimental items because they're guaranteed to do you good, not because they're out of habit. For fans of root-oriented rock and blues, it's nice to hear what we like, as it's…