The Screamin' Cheetah Wheelies

Shakin' the Blues (LP版)

Ride the Tide (LP版)

Somethin' Else (LP版)

This Is the Time (LP版)

Slow Burn (LP版)

Leave Your Pride (At the Front Door)

Jami (LP版)

Sister Mercy (LP版)

Majestic (LP版)

Moses Brown (LP版)

Let It Flow (LP版)

by  Cub KodaSounding like a modern-day answer to Lynyrd Skynyrd or a funkier Allman Brothers, Tennessee's Screamin' Cheetah Wheelies' third album finds them exploring new lyrical themes and new musical turf. Produced by Paul Ebersold, who masterminded their debut disc, the band adds swirling keyboard work from labelmates Sonia Dada's Chris Cameron, even utilizing steel guitar on a couple of tracks. As always, the loud'n'proud shouting vocals of singer Mike Farris is the centerpiece on tunes like"Dragon Park," "Boogie King," "Groove Me," "It Ain't Nothing" and "Halcyon Days." On a lighter musical note, the album closer "Grace (Write Me)" and the largely autobiographical "Dandy Lion" are the lyrical high points of this interesting record. A rousing, funky cover of Dr. John's "Right Place, Wrong Time" is just the icing on the cake to a record that stylistically falls somewhere between the groups' two preceding albums, but one that simultaneously breaks new ground as well.

Big Wheel

by  Stephen Thomas ErlewineThe Screamin' Cheetah Wheelies' second album, Magnolia, isn't markedly different from their first -- it is still unapologetic classic rock, complete with hoarse, bluesy vocals and driving guitar riffs. While the songs aren't as consistent as those on its predecessor, the band sounds tighter than before, due to their endless touring. So it's a draw as to which record is better -- if you want tunes, go to the first, but the more accomplished musicianship on Magnolia suggests that Screamin' Cheetah Wheelies' best days are still ahead of them.

Magnolia

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