A short-lived collaboration that recorded an album of blues covers; recorded by Warren Zevon with three members of R.E.M.

Members included Warren Zevon and three members of R.E.M. (Peter Buck, Mike Mills, Bill Berry). The group recorded blues covers, including a version of Prince's "Raspberry Beret." Recording sessions took place in 1987; the self-titled album was released commercially (1990).

A short, energetic set of blues covers recorded by Warren Zevon with three members of R.E.M., praised for its raw, classic American sound. The DeBaser review highlights standout tracks and the group's playful detour into blues. Overall reception in the provided review is favorable though measured.

For:Fans of blues and classic American rock, listeners interested in 1980s alternative side-projects, followers of Warren Zevon and R.E.M.

 Three young white guys on the verge of becoming world-famous rockstars and a loner/loser who could be their older brother, or the young uncle, indulge in a whim: an album of blues covers.

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