Michael Hurley - Fatboy Spring - LP - Mississippi Records Blending eras and styles

Blending eras and styles

John Stirratt

but he has long understood a key to minimalism's potential: the breadth of its roots in the late 1950s & early 1960s

and the band’s rappers—bolstered by guest appearances from KRS-One and Mad Lion—are markedly better than their rap/metal contemporaries

be it while listening to the radio or talking with friends at the bar

Michael Hurley - Fatboy Spring - LP - Mississippi Records Blending eras and stylesA full LP of never before released Hurley recordings from 1972 73! Great early versions of classic Hurley songs such as Automatic Slim & The Fatboys, Drivin' Wheel, Ghost Woman Blues, Watchin' The Show and The Portland Water that come off for the most part better than later releases of these songs. Hurley is backed up by ''The Fatboys'' not the rotund hip hop crew from the film ''Disorderlies'' but rather a bunch of not so fat nice guys in Vermont who