Brian Butler, restless street - 44m 43s

Tracks & Durations

1. Animule Hall	3:59
2. Too Many Trips	2:51
3. Restless Street	3:57
4. Stars Across The Sky	3:24
5. Wella Wella Baby	3:15
6. Been There Done That	3:28
7. Louise	3:35
8. Big Fire Now	5:01
9. Traveling Mood	2:43
10. Sitting On Top Of The World	4:16
11. Hellbound Train	2:45
12. Storm Warning	5:21

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Review

The new release from longtime Pacific Northwest guitarist, singer and songwriter Brian Butler, RESTLESS STREET, contains twelve songs of diverse styles and instrumentation, eight of which are original compositions. Brian is featured on acoustic and electric guitar and is accompanied by talented associates contributing electric and acoustic bass, accordion, harmony vocals, organ, dobro and mandolin. The music has its roots in the blues and Brian displays the passion for the music that has earned him an solid reputation. Five numbers are performed with Brian solo on acoustic guitar and vocal and they summon the feeling of traditional blues. Brian's creative treatment of Big Bill Broonzy's "Louise", retains the plaintive appeal of the original. "Too Many Trips" and "Stars Across the Sky" are two original blues that showcase Brian's direct, powerful singing and acoustic guitar playing.

The album's opening number, "Animule Hall" has a swinging jazz feel and some hot electric guitar to match the mood. "Restless Street" is a moody love song with a compelling rhythm. "Big Fire Now" has thought-provoking lyrics backed by an powerful, alternative country treatment. "Storm Warning", another Butler original, closes the album with moody accordion playing providing a stirring counterpart to this steamy tale of love in New Orleans.

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