Langhorne Slim plays those old-timey blues riffs our Grandpa always hummed when cleaning fish. But this is no old man with a southern porch name - this is a 20-something bred in New York City with a punk attitude to match his furious acoustic guitar picking and jaunty hat. Only the best guitar players can fill out a stage and speaker stack without a backing band. Slim had an upright bass and drums but didn’t need them in the least.
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1 Langhorne Slim, “Rebel Side of Heaven” (mp3) // Mar 24, 2008 at 3:28 pm
[…] I saw gritty folk singer Langhorne Slim perform live about a year ago, capturing the audience and then kicking us in the chin repeatedly with his brazen lyrics and methodical tones. Today he’s sharing a track of his new self-titled album slated for April 29 launch on Kemado Records. […]
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