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Eric Sardinas
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Black Pearls
Favored Nations Entertainment
Release: 8/26/2003
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Review by:
Lindsey M. Keen
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We all tend to judge new music. But who listens to only one genre? Here's raunchy and out-there musician who's enriched the world with a new flair and style on the Dobro. Black Pearls is Eric Sardinas' third album, and he's far from the traditional, yet civil sound that is associated with the Dobro. He's redefined the holy grail of Blues-Rock, and turned it into an illusive and jaded expression of rock-n-roll fused by a devoted love affair with the Dobro.
Sardians' inimitable get-up-and-go attitude will grab you and shake your soul. While others are out there trying to conform to a worn-out society, Sardinas makes a stand with his own wicked styling. However, his voice does sound a lot like Lenny K. "Ain't No Crime" is an affirmation of powerful lyrics serving as a map to the world that's moving on and wandering without getting lost.
If his music and charisma are the potent drink that will turn you into a drunk, sitting at the bar of rock-n-roll, then I must confess I'm an alcoholic. Give this inventive style a spin, for Eric Sardinas' may not be Stevie Ray Vaughn, the master of the Stratocaster, but he's definitely taking a stand as a reformed Dobro player. |
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