Dana Fuchs - Songs From The Road (2014)

"Masterfully arranged riffs and pounding percussion are sure signs that the artist isn't a wannabe pretty- pop-princess-entertainer, but is someone who reveres her art. Add narrative lyrics delivered in a throbbing, soulful voice-think Bonnie Raitt or the Detroit Cobras' Rachel Nagy-and you understand why Love To Beg, the new release from Dana Fuchs should be a must-buy. From the powerful title track to the slower but just as powerful "Set It on Fire," Fuchs and her longtime collaborator Jon Diamond present Harry Winston jewelry-quality songs-sparkling and lovingly crafted. She may not be Patti Smith, but Dana Fuchs' music would likely do the queen of punk proud." –Relix Magazine USA

Almost every song travels the long treacherous highway of lost, ambivalent, or misplaced love, with roadside stops for oblivion…. There's fiery anger in these songs which her rough edged voice is easily able to wrap itself around…. The album is a showcase for Fuchs who can touch all bases. –Blues Revue Magazine USA

"Dana Fuchs and her band turn out rocking, blues- infused originals that come to life in Dana's burnished vocals." –The New Yorker

Almost every song travels the long treacherous highway of lost, ambivalent, or misplaced love, with roadside stops for oblivion…. There's fiery anger in these songs which her rough edged voice is easily able to wrap itself around…. The album is a showcase for Fuchs who can touch all bases. –Blues Revue Magazine USA

"Dana Fuchs and her band turn out rocking, blues- infused originals that come to life in Dana's burnished vocals." –The New Yorker

"The voice is the thing - sometimes gritty, other times graceful, always compelling. Fuchs, like those vocalists who mark you with blood of their truth, sings her life." –R2 Magazine

"Dana Fuchs and her band turn out rocking, blues- infused originals that come to life in Dana's burnished vocals." –The New Yorker

"The voice is the thing - sometimes gritty, other times graceful, always compelling. Fuchs, like those vocalists who mark you with blood of their truth, sings her life." –R2 Magazine

"Dana Fuchs and her band turn out rocking, blues- infused originals that come to life in Dana's burnished vocals." –The New Yorker

TRACKLIST
01. Bliss Avenue (3:04)
02. Handful Too Many (5:46)
03. Livin' On Sunday (4:05)
04. How Did Things Get This Way (4:24)
05. So Hard To Move (7:07)
06. Summersong (4:31)
07. Set It On Fire (3:49)
08. Sad Salvation (4:59)
09. Tell Me I'm Not Drinking (5:13)
10. Rodents In The Attic (4:04)
11. Nothin' On My Mind (3:48)
12. Vagabond Wind (5:36)
13. Long Long Game (4:55)
14. Keep On Walkin' (5:12)
15. I've Been Loving You Too Long (4:33)
16. Don't Let Me Down (6:27)