[engl] Imagine the Stones back in the days when they still had balls (and teeth)? 4 albums in and Atlanta's swankiest garage-soul-rnb are still the cat's pajamas! Taking inspiration from the 60s mod movement, and early UK R&B then combining with it a garage-punk attitude there's no one really like them out right now. These days, it’s not enough to merely claim The Rolling Stones and The Kinks as influences. Everyone loves The Stones and Kinks, thanks to Martin Scorsese and Wes Anderson films, respectively, just like every band claims to be influenced by such 60?s and 70?s music. Yet, The Booze make it all believable. Having toured as Muddy Waters Jr.’s backing band and opening act, this Southern Rock outfit have etched out their own sound “marrying a motherlode of 60s R&B/Mod with a Stonesy switchblade swagger.” My Old Kentucky Blog. Songs like „Wild One“ and „The Scene“ sure are raw hits in the face. Along come sweet mellow ballads such as “Down on your Luck” or “New York City Women”. To be honest, we at Lonestar Records think this is one of our best records so far. We love it!