--- My shocked first reaction to seeing Alabama Shakes’ lead singer: “It's a
woman?!” “The second: “Wait, is it Jennifer
from Accounting?” Magic's friend guessed a middle-school math teacher. Ultimately, her non-rock lock was endearing –
as were the two similarly-figured fans who mouthed every word she sang.
-- “Hollllld On” has such soul! The syllable by syllable part at the end was awesome.
--- Gotta love containers that come with water chasers.
-- “Hollllld On” has such soul! The syllable by syllable part at the end was awesome.
--- Gotta love containers that come with water chasers.
--- HA, the guitarist has huge sideburns
and what looks like a painted-on mustache.
--- Magic could've seen them for free in Richmond, but he didn't know who they were. I had not known anyone whose dad engraved his iPod – now I’m jealous.
--- Magic could've seen them for free in Richmond, but he didn't know who they were. I had not known anyone whose dad engraved his iPod – now I’m jealous.
--- "You Ain't Alone" and "Be Mine" had great build / pacing.
--- The rare F’s in “Always
Alright” and "Be Mine” added to the message – as did the crazy contrast between
her growling soul voice and timid normal one.
--- My only issues were the slight
lack of variation and slight lack of stage presence. Magic made a good point, though: if this were
a small, smoky bar and they were sipping Alabama whiskey, that’d put it over
the top…
Grade: B+
Grade: B+
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