Dyer Davis - Dog Bites Back

Bitrate: 320K/s
Year: 2023
Time: 56:28 
Size: 129,9 MB 
Label: WildRoots Records
Styles: Blues/Contemporary Blues
Art: Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. Let Me Love You - 4:34
 2. Walk Away My Blues - 5:27
 3. Water Into Wine - 3:57
 4. Cryin' Shame - 4:47
 5. Train Wreck - 2:57
 6. Lifting Up My Soul - 3:27
 7. Long Way to Go (feat. Victor Wainwright) - 4:36
 8. Wind Is Gonna Change - 4:45
 9. Dog Bites Back - 3:56
10. Angels Get The Blues - 5:18
11. These Walls - 4:03
12. Don't Tell My Mother - 3:51
13. AKA - 4:44

Dyer Davis first made himself heard about two years ago through his contribution to the album 'WildRoots Sessions Volume 2'. The song 'The Bad Seed' was so much appreciated by producers Stephan Dees and Billy Chaplin that they were open to further collaboration with 23-year-old singer guitarist Dyer Davis from Florida. Until recently he played in the band Ruber Soul Child, but after playing rock music for eight years it was time to focus on the work of the blues rock musicians from the sixties and seventies who had already known him at a young age. inspired. His father, who is also a musician, played albums by Jeff Beck and Rod Stewart at home and this sparked his love for blues music at a young age. A number of renowned musicians such as Victor Wainwright (keys), Billy Dean (drums), Stephan Dees (bass), Patricia Ann Dees (saxophone) and Billy Chaplin (guitar) have given Dyer Davis on his debut album 'Dog Bites Back' on excellent way supported. Dyer Davis has a powerful singing voice and he immediately shows that in the Jeff Beck and Rod Stewart covered 'Let Me Love You', which is firmly put down. But that is also the only cover on this album. The rest of the songs were written by Dyer Davis himself or with and by his accompanying musicians. Like the pumping shuffle 'Walk Away My Blues' by Steven Dees and Victor Wainwright. 'Water Into Wine' moves more towards melodic rock, and then with 'Cryin' Shame', with beautiful horns on a groovy funky track. Solid blues rock tracks (Train Wreck, Long Way To Go, Dog Bites Back) are interspersed with soulfully played songs like 'Lifting Up My Soul' and 'These Walls'. With the acoustically played roots song 'Wind Is Gonna Change' Dyer slows down a bit. The two closing tracks (Don't Tell My Mother, AKA) also fall into the Americana / Roots rock category. On 'Dog Bites Back', Dyer Davis shows that he does not limit himself to one style, no, the eight years that he has played rock music clearly leave their mark.

 Dog Bites Back