Voodoo Shoppe

Performer: Cowboy Mouth
Engineer: Mitchell Allen
Producer: Mitchell Allen; Mark Bryan; Russ-T Cobb; Mitchell Allen; Mark Byran; Mike Mayeaux
Distributor: Redeye Music Distribution

Notes: Cowboy Mouth: Paul Sanchez (vocals, guitars); Sonia Tetlow (vocals, bass instrument); John Thomas Griffith (guitars); Fred LeBlanc. Personnel: John Thomas Griffith (vocals, guitar, keyboards); Paul Edward Sanchez (vocals, guitar); Fred LeBlanc (vocals, drums, percussion); Sonia Tetlow, John Boutt� (vocals); Herman V. Ernest III (drums). Additional personnel: George Porter (bass guitar). Audio Mixer: Nick Brophy. Editors: Mitchell Allen; Mark Bryan. New Orleans quartet Cowboy Mouth suffered with the rest of their city's population in the wake of 2005's hurricane Katrina. Their VOODOO SHOPPE album, which they were recording when the hurricane hit, mixes contemporary punk rock on songs like "Joe Strummer" and "This Much Fun" with R&B flourishes on the title track and "Hole in My Heart." The band's good-timey vibe is understandably tempered by their Katrina experience, portrayed in the post-hurricane "Home," though their optimistic anthem "Glad to Be Alive" and "The Avenue" predict a rosier future for the Crescent City. Singer and drummer Fred LeBlanc is a vibrant presence, and the band displays confidence and energy enough to overcome the worst that nature can do.

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