The Kentucky HeadHunters
(American Roots Category — Best Americana Album)
“This is ramshackle rock for toe-tapping and keg tapping.”
— Steven Wine / Associated Press
“Facts is facts: the Kentucky HeadHunters are a great rock band, filtered through
the British/blues-based rock and roll of the Yardbirds, the Who, Led Zeppelin, Creem, Clapton
and Long John Baldry. Twenty years after being the biggest thing there was, it appears
the Kentucky HeadHunters are on the verge of being what they were meant to be:
a slamming rock/roots band that fears no corner at any speed.”
— Holly Gleason / NoDepression
“The 14 songs on Dixie Lullabies bottle undistilled HeadHunters: from the backwoods boogie
of the title cut to the Rolling Stones-esque ‘Tumblin’ Roses’
to the loping first single ‘Great Acoustics’ and hard-charging ‘Just Believe.’”
— Ray Waddell / Billboard Magazine
“This music is fun, pure and simple, and everyone’s life needs more of that.”
— Julie Watson / The Current
“The reunited HeadHunters kick off their comeback album
with this Southern-fried garage rocker, sporting plenty
of grinding guitar and vocal attitude. Welcome back, boys.
You have been sorely missed.”
— Robert K. Oermann / Music Row Magazine
“Dixie Lullabies is a welcome reminder that the Kentucky HeadHunters
are still one of the finest Southern-rock outfits around.”
— Jonathan Keefe / Slant Magazine
“The HeadHunters will always sound good as long as Greg Martin is playing guitar.
The songs cover familiar ground with country, blues and classic rock forming the base.
Nothing new, but regardless of the style, Martin’s perfect tone and always spot-on choice
of notes makes it impossible not to smile.”
— John Heidt / Vintage Guitar
For more information:
http://www.kentuckyheadhunters.com