Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0825646941117
Label: Warner
Manufacturer: Warner
Number Of Discs: 2
Publisher: Warner
Release Date: September 29, 2008
Studio: Warner

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Disc 1:

1. Started Out With Nothin'
2. Walkin' Man
3. St Louis Slim
4. Happy Man
5. Prospect Lane
6. Thunderbird
7. Fly By Night
8. Just Like A King
9. One True
10. Chiggers
11. My Youth
12. Letter
13. Levy Lamp Blues
14. Rolling And Tumbling Blues

Disc 2:

1. Train
2. Story
3. Breakfast
4. Heart Attack
5. Lunch
6. Laughin' To Keep From Cryin'

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Rating: - Pretty good, but a big step backwards!
Seasick Steve is a fantastic bluesman, I'm a huge fan, and I listen to Doghouse Music constantly, but I'm really sorry to say that this album just doesn't quite do it for me.

Doghouse Music is a superb album - simple, straightforward, totally un-produced and packed with real feeling and passion. Thats what Seasick Steve means to me - his views and experiences of a different world, (one I hope I'll never know) are powerful and honest, and he can really play that guitar too.

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Rating: - ' Bonus Disc ' ...missing the point !
This 'Bonus' disc is meant to show Steve on his travels..i.e. bumming around, eating, catching a train, telling a story, getting a feel of his life on the road. You still get two full songs as the 'bonus', what more do you want?. "Warners could have done better"..have you thought that this is the way Steve wanted it?...as for live tracks, just wait as no doubt a live album will follow in good time. No pleasing some people. And let's not forget, the main album is superb. Well done Steve!.

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Rating: - Steve's back with three strings on his guitar and KT Tunstall & Nick Cave for company.
Recently a reviewer in NME gave Seasick Steve's new album two stars out of ten, why such a low score? Well the reviewer claimed that because Steve is no longer a homeless blues hobo but a Norfolk cottage dweller he isn't entitled to write these songs anymore. This as well as being lazy journalism offended me slightly and should offend any songwriter working today because he is basically saying we cant write about our experiences, just because I am in a healthy relationship I cant write about heartbreak ... Read More

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Rating: - Great main CD but poor bonus content
This is my first forray into blues but I must say I'm liking the cutaway sound of Seasick Steve. The problem I have with this album stems purely from the bonus disc, which is a complete waste - how Warner could warrant such an extortionate price is beyond me. The bonus disc consists of 3 completely pointless filler tracks containing mostly non-descript background noise with some spoken audio. There are only 2 songs on the CD which I don't think come close to matching those of the main CD. The packaging ... Read More

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Rating: - GREAT ALBUM,but the bonus disc is a waste almost !
Seasick Steve is a one off,a throw back to the great Mississippi hillblues.This album his third and the first on a big label,I expected a commercial overload,but no.Sure he's got Grinderman,Nick Cave and a track with K.T.Tunstall(which is an absolute treat),but its still SSS doing his thing and doing it his way,so this is an album of pure delight,from a very Eric Bibb type song in Walkin' Man to the cracking track with Grinderman(Just like a king) to some classic blues as well as his chat and stories for ... Read More

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