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    HM Magazine #77/Bombay Dogs

    Bombay Dogs

    [title unknown]

    Reviewed by Doug Van Pelt

    Label independentHM Magazine #77May/June 1999
    blues rocksouthern rock

    There's not as many bands doing melodic hard rock these days. Bombay Dogs mix this late 70's / mid-80's approach to their blues rock. I'm reminded of the slick Southern Rock that came out of .38 Special in the early 80's. Featuring plenty of spicy harmonica and tasty guitar licks, this band holds their own. Many of the background vocals remind me of early AD. In fact, I could swear that's Warren Ham wailing away there. Five songs all romp here. A blast to the past that's worth taking.

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