August 9, 2016 Time :- 5:00pm -9:00am
Venue :- Whitewood Beer
Garden – Main St. Whitewood
A craftsman's lifetime is once in a while directed by the
statures they achieve, the response they enlist or the assortment of work
accumulated amid their working years. Chris Duarte is positively putting forth
a defense for his assemblage of work he's delivering, this being number eleven
of discharges, yet would he say he is accomplishing the right response for his
endeavors? With the arrival of Chris Duarte's most recent creation, 'My Soul
Alone', Chris Duarte is as yet going after new ground while likewise tossing
out some of his best soul work to date. The development in the expressing and
melodic explanations are a long ways from the early crude days of his initial
few discharges. This must be accomplished through tireless roadwork that
permits Chris to carry out his specialty and to work and modify melodic
thoughts. "I can hone throughout the day in my storm cellar however it's a
very surprising ballgame when I get in front of an audience. To a greater
extent a physical element is the coin I exchange when I'm playing live."
Even however Chris is in the studio, I can hear him getting more physical while
there.
The title cut, 'Allow My Soul To sit unbothered' is Chris
giving a gesture towards the Black Keys. "I was initially presented to
those folks when I did the Romp collection." "Our maker at the time,
Dennis Herring, got that melody, the Romp that is, and it was the Black Keys
adaptation of it." It certainly has that stripped down sound with the
great vocal and guitar harmony lines in it. With the verse moving along like a
tire with a knock on it, the tune then exposes with the melody and a stone and
move shout to "Allow My Soul To sit unbothered!" The guitars thicken
up and the drums hammer out the blasts and the performance is a hard and fast
attack on the instrument itself.
Bowing and curving through sonic impacts and
high vertical twists it settles back for another verse and afterward explodes
once more. Sincerely blending this melody should be the title cut for its shear
fierceness that it uses.
