I just had the opportunity to review the most recent release, Live In Denmark, from Dana Fuchs and she kicking it in high gear. Opening with blues rocker, Double Down On Wrong, Piero Perelli on drums and Kevin Mackall on bass really have the place rocking. Fuchs has a strong voice and Jon Diamond is relentless on guitar blending blues with contemporary rock riffs. Blue Mist Road opens with light backing and strong vocals by Fuchs. Breaking it wide open, Diamond winds it out on guitar with overdriven guitar tones, backed by solid drum work by Perelli and great lead bass riffs by Mackall. Very nice track. One of my favorite tracks on the release is ballad, Nothing You Own with a great melody, subdued guitar lead and excellent vocal by Fuchs. Diamond takes a melodic guitar solo with plenty of oomph giving the concert a super change of pace. Borrowed Time is a country rock styled track with a a stiff kick by Perelli. A strong radio track, this is a great concert track and has terrific radio potential. Another firm rocker is Curtain Close with a great melody and rhythm. Fuchs paces the track nicely and Diamond's overdriven guitar tones are critical as it fades into Bland's Ain't No Love (In The Heart Of The City). Very nice. Wrapping the release is Mick and Keith's Sympathy For The Devil. Maintaining the original Stones rhythm and basic arrangement, Mackall lays down a great bass line and Perelli's drum work drives it solid. Diamond does a real nice job grinding out classic rock lead and Fuchs pipes are great. This is a solid release with a continuous groove.
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