Goin' Platinum!

Better late than never!! Worth purchasing!!

I absolutely loved Robert Finley's first album. I thought it was the finest blues/soul album I'd heard, and was one of the best blues albums to come out in a long time. I was nervous when I heard Robert Finley had been working with Dan Auerbach, because I'm a huge JD McPherson fan & wasn't crazy about the direction he went w/ his sound after hanging out with Dan (it was more that I felt the production sounded "synthetic" than anything specific with the music). So it was with a lot of hesitation that I put this album on. But the first time I dropped the needle on this album, I was BLOWN AWAY. This album is absolutely incredible. The sound is definitely different from his first album, but in no way is it inferior. The change in sound feels organic, and not forced. The songs are almost universally superior to his first album, and represents a huge leap forward. Highly, HIGHLY recommended.NOTE: The vinyl version of the album does NOT include a download card with it.

I read some very positive reviews about this album, plus an article in Mojo magazine about Robert Finley and how he got signed, and how this album was produced by Dan Auerbach. Maybe it's not quite as wonderful as I had hoped, but it's nonetheless a very impressive album, and ends on a truly dynamic note with the amazing "Holy Wine," a flat-out great, great song that will take your breath away. Finley has a rich, expressive voice that elevates even some of the lackluster material on here. Definitely a guy you need to hear, particularly if you love classic soul in the vein of Al Green, Otis Clay, or James Carr. Soul power! And I can never get enough of stuff like this.

I bought this album for friend who just got into bluesy up beat soul jazz and he definitely enjoying Robert Finley's album.

AWESOME! Beautiful voice, wonderful songs.

This is such an unexpected, refreshing throwback record. It reminds me of Wilson Pickett or Sam and Dave. Nothing hidden or blended or updated. Just pure, roots like R&B. We should have more artists like this. Robert Finley is not copying anyone or presenting updated , blended, or hybridized rehash. This is a fine performer doing exactly what he wants to do and succeeding nicely.

Confessing to a bit of bias here. I grew up listening to the old Delta blues, Otis Redding et al. in my era. Leadbelly!Finley sounds like the real thing, improvisations of the family lullaby.The quality of the recording is the same as what we used to emit from our dorm rooms, but for some of us elderly it adds to the charm.

I love the rythm. Reminds me of Bob Dylan. But Mr. Finley has a sound all his own. Not much makes me want to dance, but I put this on and I dance through all my chores.

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Wer auf einen Mischung aus Soul und Blues, hier und da mit etwas 70er Disco-Sound steht sollte definitiv mal reinhören.An Sonderausstattung ist bei der Vinyl-Ausgabe zwar nichts enthalten aber das geht vollkommen in Ordnung, es geht hier ja um Musik und keine Gimmicks. Die Urzeit-Krebse müssen dann halt seperat bestellt werden.

Listening to it while working out on the bike and really enjoying it. The beat of Get It While You Can really got me moving on the bike. :) Excellent album.

Altro fantastico lavoro prodotto dall'etichetta di Nashville, Easy eye sound! Dan Auerbach (The Black Keys) stavolta scrive e produce un album su misura per la splendida voce di Robert Finley, che ricorda da Wilson Pickett ad Otis Redding nella migliore tradizione del Rhythm'n'Blues e del Soul old style ma con suoni ed arrangiamenti degni dei nostri tempi!! Insomma un piccolo capolavoro da gustare ad ogni traccia!! Purtroppo ho avuto dei problemi con la versione su vinile, imbattendomi in un lotto mal stampato, visto che ne ho preso ben 2 copie con il medesimo problema (prime due tracce rovinate in entrambi i casi)! Alla fine restituite entrambi e mi sono accontentato della copia in CD... Amazon efficace, puntuale e disponibile come sempre!

Good album from Dan Auerbach's studio - listen out for Duane Eddy adding his touch of magic,