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The soul infused ‘One More Chance’, is a splendid gentle guitar and harmonica plea
for forgiveness and ‘Rob And Steal’, is quite simply, a great percussion and bass
driven Hill Country stomper.

‘I Can Feel It’, is a tender, slowburn, pleading guitar driven, love ballad.

‘You Better Run’, is a stark, menacingly dark, guitar fuelled warning.

‘Miss You’, is an acoustic guitar and slowly wailing harmonica driven tale of
melancholy and bitter loss.

Highly Recommended!

Brian Harman.

Garry Burnside—It’s My Time Now—Strolling

Bones Records SB52 CD

Garry Burnside is the youngest son of legendary
Hill Country bluesman R.L. Burnside.

Garry, spent his musical apprenticeship with his

father, Junior Kimbrough and later worked with
the North Mississippi All-Stars Hill Country Revue.
He has also worked with his brother Duwayne
Burnside and Grammy winning nephew Cedric

Burnside and artists such as Jesse Mae Hemphill,
Bobby Rush, Iggy Pop, Kid Rock amongst others.

The band are Garry; guitar and vocals, Andrea
Stanton; rhythm guitar, Pinky Pulliam; bass and Avery Dilworth on drums. The

album was recorded at the Royal Studio in Memphis.

According to Garry the album was actually recorded five years ago.

The album consists of eleven numbers that are a subtle mixture of Blues, Rock and
Jazz. Opening with the guitar driven jazz funker ‘High’, it is the first of three
instrumentals, the mellow and slow burning, haunting ‘Bad Luck City’ and a steady

rolling wah, wah infused ‘AGF Out’ which slides down to gentle picking and then
rises up and satisfyingly rocks out.

‘Young Country Boy’, delivers a confidently electrifying, rocking blues, with strong
percussive backing. ‘It’s My Time Now’, continues this rocking blues theme and on

‘Hanging In There’, John C. Stubblefield provides the bass, for this infectious, chant
infused stinging guitar rocker.

‘Ramblin’ is a steady, infectiously rocking, boogie concerning emotional turbulence,
while ‘Holdin’ My Woman’, is a lively, guitar picking tale about losing one’s girlfriend.

‘I Been Looking’, is also a plaintive plea for a missing loved one, the steady rolling
shuffle aligns well with the slightly wailing vocal and ‘She’s Gone’, is another tale of