The Young Fresh Fellows
The Men Who Loved Music

THE REVIEW

A blast!

How else to define an album played with vigor, pleasure, joy, and innate class!

Playing with their musical history and presenting it with the freshness of a group of high schoolers at a year-end party, complete with a colossal hangover to keep the level of thrill high while having fun with instruments in hand.

The range is vast, always energetic, lively, and fluttering between snippets of Blues (“TV Dream” and “Unimaginable Zero Summer”), Country delights (“Where the Hell Did They Go”, “Two Brother” and “Got My Mojo Working”, the latter interpreted with a psycho twist and a true icon of the album), Rock&Roll blasts (“Don't Let the Little Things Get Me Down”), ballads for couples, like at any proper little party, streaks of black music sprinkled with gypsy flair (“Happy Death Theme”), and Power Pop pieces that have the effect of Coca-Cola bubbles in the nose (“My Friend Ringo” and “Beer Money” above all)!

Practically perfect, just what you need when getting in the car for a getaway trip with friends to keep the mood and atmosphere lively.

Pure and youthful pleasure for Rock

Young Fresh Fellows indeed!