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COME BACK TO ME
Brian Harman (Blues Art Journal) says:
suggestively sultry wraparound southern, dripping, vocals
fruity mixture of The Stray Cats and The Blasters. A very fine, enjoyable home Rockabilly hoe down.
DJ Lane Quigley (The Memory Lane Show, Rock-It Radio) says:
It swings, it rocks, and truly captures the raw energy of rock & roll that has been largely missing for the past forty years.
Larry Benicewicz (Blues Art Studio) says:
What they have presented here is a box of chocolates for your aural consumption.
Raucous Records says:
Dagmar & The Seductones kick of this fine album with a Rockabilly blaster
They play scorching Rockabilly and Rhythm Rockin' Blues equally well
A strong and varied set, with great vocals and musicianship throughout.
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Rockabilly Magazine, issue No.37 (USA) says:
Clearing easily the bar set by 2004's 'little bitta love,' Dagmar et al continue to mold animated sway-backed blues and countrified rock'n'roll with singular joyfulness. To the extent that good times can be transferred to digital format, they were here. Recommended Tracks: 'Not My Concern' and 'You Said'
Five Stars
The Spring '08 issue of Blue Suede News) says:
A very enjoyable mix of roots musical styles!
Jumping from 6 to 6 says:
Maybe more blues and less country than the previous one, Dagmar's second album is the perfect complement to their previous effort. You'll find at least one tune to please you on this varied cd (and if you have just one ounce of taste you'll like them all)
How can't you like them?
(Click here for the whole review.)
DJ Mac Thomas, 91.3 WVUD says:
If you enjoyed 'Little Bitta Love' by Dagmar & the Seductones, you best get hold of their latest album, 'Come Back To Me'! This album rocks from top to bottom. Pay special attention to 'You Said' and 'Not My Concern'. If you like to rock, they WILL ROCK YOU!
DJ Johnny G, Johnny G and The Cruisin' Show, Rock-It Radio says:
excellent new CD
Read what Le Cri du Coyote has to say
The bloggers are talking, too
jefitoblog
LITTLE BITTA LOVE
Jumping from 6 to 6 says:
leaves the listener breathless
(Click here for the whole review.)
The Washington Post says:
Andrea Dagmar Brown, the fiery siren
leads the Seductones' sexy rockabilly charge
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From Rockabilly Girls:
North Virginia's temptress Andrea Dagmar Brown can make ya melt
Raucous Records says:
Andrea 'Dagmar' Brown is a girl with a big voice that can handle Rock 'n' Roll, Country and Rhythm & Blues equally well. This diverse set includes original material as well as covers of Patsy Cline, Ivory Joe Hunter and Billy Lee Riley.
American Music Magazine (Sweden) says:
tremendous driving sound
great energy
infectious
superb debut
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Rockabilly Magazine (USA) says:
good-time, honky-tonk boppin'!
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Radio DJ Mac Thomas (91.3 WVUD Newark, DE) says:
Little Bitta love is a hot blend of Country with heavy Rockabilly overtones and the beat just rocks! Nice Job!
Internet Radio DJ Frank Gosman says:
The one and only Dagmar!
a bubbly, beautiful, blonde bombshell!
-- Frank Gosman, in live remarks, CSA Jamboree, June 19, 2005
Blue Suede News (USA) says:
Dagmar
really rocks. Musically their style is rooted in the '50's
straight forward Rock'n'Roll and roots music ranging from Country to Blues with a pop hint.
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Boppin' Around (The Netherlands) says:
The title track, 'A Little Bitta Love,' rocks a whole lotta bit more
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From Metro Music Connection:
The lead singer can belt out a tune with the best of the ladies in the industry and we really do like their sound.
RootsTown Music (Belgium) says:
Red hot mama Andrea Dagmar Brown together with her Seductones gives us a CD full of up-tempo R&B, '50s and '60s rock 'n' roll, and '60s country. Food for the jukebox
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Baltimore Blue Society's Larry Benicewicz says:
HOT!
BLUES RAG FEATURE, Part 1, Andrea's Story
BLUES RAG FEATURE, Part 2, Bob's Story
LivinBlues.com's Gary Tate (Canada) says:
high-spirited
high voltage
get it!
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Sur La Route de Memphis (France) says:
Mostly rockabilly with great versions of Red Hot (really savage!) and Let's Have A Party
Good debut.
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Le Cri du Coyote (France) says:
If you like Wanda Jackson and the Cramps
Dagmar and the Seductones are for you. A big, bold, beautiful blonde, who sang for the troops far from home, who has sex appeal
backed by three musicians with impressive resumes, you've got the picture
A very fresh treat, recommended.
(Click here for the whole review.)
Playboy's Buzz McClain says:
Dagmar and the Seductones put out a lot more than a 'Little Bitta Love' in this collection of neo-retro rockabilly and country. The veteran band plays it fast and loose, with Dagmar's clear and strong vocals living up to the 'seductive' part of the band name. The sex-reversal of 'Red Hot' is an unexpected delight that demands repeating. Yee-friggin'-ha!
Country Music Attitude (France) says:
a refreshing debut album. No pretensions other than to offer entertaining music which borrows from the roots of rockabilly and the music of the '50's and '60's.
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Rock'n'Roll Music Magazine (Germany) says:
A powerful, dynamic woman's voice, full of presence, in addition to a band with the same attributes, who are equally at home with the blues and rock'n'roll--those are the ingredients for the first CD by Dagmar and the Seductones
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OnTap OnLine's Korin Miller says:
Take a trip back to the 1950s with Dagmar and the Seductones' album, Little Bitta Love. The disc emits a feeling of a time when sock hops were cool and rockabilly ruled
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Radio DJ Tom Hinders says:
This CD is truly amazing
There's some great rockabilly, great R&B, great blues, etc. all done so well in a distinctive style
that's the mark of a good singer and band -- being able to handle a variety of sounds.
-- Tsunami Soul, WOBC 91.5 FM, Thursdays, 6-8:00PM EST
Radio DJ Eddie Russell says:
flavorful scramble
very cool
'Little Bitta Love'
a courageous step in fun and high energy. Brillant, accomplished and intense. Will be airing on my shows.
-- The Country Eastern/Outlaw For Peace Radio Show
3rd Coast Music's John Conquest says:
Dagmar, with her striking looks
is stylish and energetic, with engaging undertones of pure pleasure in what she's doing.
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Indie-Music.com's Les Reynolds says:
The Seductones are fronted by Andrea Dagmar Brown, who has a fantastic set of pipes
Dagmar seems to strut about and stalk onstage throughout every tune. Her prowling, growling vocals
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More Mentions:
Short but Sweet
Dagmar and The Seductones are mentioned in Billy Poore's book, RockABilly: A Forty-Year Journey,
The Seductones
playin' clubs in D.C. and doin' rockabilly
(See pg. 247.)
From jitterbuzz.com:
...the seductones were really great...Their rendition of Elvis' 'Let's Have a Party' is the 'Download of the Week' on jitterbuzz....
and
...a rollicking evening...Dagmar, and her band...entertained the daylights out of us for three hours. We like to listen to them and we like to dance to their music!
Washington Times Feature on Swing Dancing in the DC Area.
From Washington Post's article on The Seductones, J.P. McDermott, and JV's.
Comments From The View:
A Little Bit of Country