To The Bone

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• “The Voodoo Blues. A throbbing, swampy groove from The Snakeys. Can't wait to see these folk live. A sound reminiscent of many of the late Sixties, early Seventies rock legends, given a massive injection of mojo and attitude. It's all quality. Great songs and great performances. The band is tight. Great swing on the drums and bass. The real deal for sure. Great singer and raunchy guitarwork.”

  — Richard Crowfoot · favourite track: Playin' With Fire

• “Raw ,Dirty and Unrelenting Blues rock , sounds like Creedence from Hell's Swamp . This band just gets better with each release and need to be at any good Blues festival this year or next year”

  — William Stevenson · favourite track: Through The Smoke

• “Lost your mojo? Don't worry Southbound Snake Charmers have mojo to spare. If your a fan of the blues and also have a soft spot for grooves of a Creedence Clearwater Revival nature then this collection of swampy delta grooviness will suit right down "To The Bone" Full review here ….. https://stonerking1.blogspot.com/2019/09/southbound-snake-charmers-to-bone-review.html”

  — FDJ (Desert Psychlist) · favourite track: Playin' With Fire

• “This is killer. Hard rock and swampy blues. I hear CCR, Graveyard, perhaps the Animals, and more. Modern production, a fat bass running the bottom end, and a boogie that keeps the toes tapping and the head bobbing. Excellent vocals and a lively guitar round out this perfect slab of modern hard rock. For what it’s worth, the songwriting on this album has evolved since their earlier stuff. They’ve injected a 60s/70s flavor into the mix, and I love it.”

  — Lute FP

• “I own every album you all have ever done. From the first time i heard you I just knew our fans would love it. Another excellent album.”

  — Cowboy's Juke Joint Radio · favourite track: No Land