Andy Watts
Supergroove
Album Review
November 17, 2020
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Israeli blues guitarist/singer, Andy Watts recently released his third full length album titled Supergroove. It's a fitting title because Watts lays down some super grooves through out this ten track lp.
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The album kicks off with the song "Supergroove" which is an upbeat blues instrumental that features some lavish fret-work from Watts.
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"Living Hand To Mouth" starts off with some nice harmonica playing and has a "Sweet Home Chicago" vibe to it.
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The album has a variety of blues tunes on it, from instrumentals, to up beat jams, to some cover songs and some traditional slow blues. Blues Hall of Famer, Joe Lewis Walker even lends a hand on the slow, simmering tune "Burning Deep," which for me is the highlight of the record.
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Freddie King's "Pack It Up" is a solid cover and Watts' original tune, "Don't Take The Blues Away" fits nicely in the middle of the record.
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The album ends with another fine cover of the late Peter Green's "Supernatural."
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If you are the fan of the blues, Supergroove by Andy Watts is worth checking out.
Take a listen to "Burning Deep" featuring Joe Lewis Walker below.
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