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Seattle to Greaseland

Joel Astley

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    Born Cryin' 3:45
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    Candy Shop 3:46
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    Just Right 4:12
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    Karma Wheel 5:03
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    Secondhand Kid 5:25
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    Takin' it With Me 2:58
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    Hot as Hell 2:53
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    Down to the Rims 4:18
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    Work with What You Got 4:24
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    Bobby's Place 4:57
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    No Brighter Gold 4:02
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“Astley's clever lyrics are comparable to Rick Estrin and James Harman and like them he is a genuine triple threat artist.  Additionally, there is ample guitar solo space for both Andersen and Burgin.  Seattle to Greaseland is one of the best debuts of 2023 and the best West Coast harmonica debut since Big Harp George's Chromaticism from 2014.”
  - Thomas J. Cullen III, Blues Music Magazine

 

“With a cracking piece of artwork and a story to tell on the CD cover, I wanted this to be really good, and it was!  If you like your Blues authentic with some bold Rock n Roll, you are going to love this album.”  
  - Jean Knappitt, Blues Matters

 

“Joel Astley wll soon no longer be Seattle's secret, with the rest of the blues world about to discover this dude.  Seattle to Greaseland is one of the best albums of the year.  Check it when you can.”  
  - Bill Mitchell, Blues Bytes

 

“Once in a great while, an album comes along that checks all the right boxes.  Seattle to Greaseland does that … and then some.  There is not a weak link in the chain from start to finish.  I recommend it highly.”  
  - Bill Wilson, Reflections in Blue