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Good Thing ReviewI was recently turned on to this band by a lady friend in Los Angeles who has had the opportunity to see them play a number of times. When she described their music to me, I looked them up on this site and ordered a CD to check them out.
Tight and funky, Michael John and the Bottom Line play the kind of hard-driving jive honky blues typified by earlier bands like the Nighthawks, the Siegel-Schwall Band and the Fabulous Thunderbirds. They are the kind of band that could fill a nightclub in a hip town night after night. They are the kind of band I always liked to see in my salad days when out for a night of drinking and dancing.
Lead vocalist Michael John has a voice quite suited to the genre and every member of the band has his chance to shine. Particularly impressive is the sax work of Eddie Zelaznik and also the keyboards of Harlan Spector. My favorites are Dirty Tricks, Understanding Woman, All Hell's Cutting Loose, and You Can, You Can. My least favorites are Angel Muffin and It's A Good Thing. Though they are eminently danceable, the lyrics are predictably cheesy and lame.
Don't look for any hard-core blues here. This music is good-time music and should appeal to quite a wide audience if the band ever breaks out of Southern California. I recommend this to the casual blues lover and to anyone who likes to dance as a good antidote to the typical garbage heard in dance clubs. AND, I'm looking forward to the band's next CD!Good Thing Overview13 incredible blues tracks, strong powerful vocals and a smoking band makes this CD a must have for any blues lover. The music is passionate and has heartfelt original songs. These guys are smoking..screaming guitar, punchy sax and a lot of fun.

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