The Cadillac Hitmen have a new CD out! This is exciting if you love their music like I do. I had it out of the package and in the stereo within 5 minutes of taking it out of the mailbox. What an exciting sound they produce.
Elements of Surf and spaghetti (Western) ala Marriconne make for one massive wall of sound that will knock
you out! On this outing, their second album, I noticed that they take a few
different roads. The ride is a flat-out screaming drag race down an endless
strip (like the album cover).
I am astounded by their ability
to switch back and forth from rhythmic acoustic guitar to resounding electric chord
progressions. I heard some heavy-duty Rock guitar that caught my ear a few
times.
This group's original sound
provides a seemingly endless journey to instrumental bliss. They must be
awesome live. Jeff Morris tears it up on lead guitar. He is a talented
musician.
The Cadillac Hitmen are among the best instrumental groups in the U.S. today. No, they are not Surf. This is a multi-talented instrumental unit with enormous growth potential. The future looks bright for one of our most colorful, shining stars.
Keith “MuzikMan” Hannaleck
June/July 1999
Tracks:
01. Black Snake Road
02. The Bullet Dance
03. Lock N' Load
04. Tri-State Killing Spree
05. Blue Agave
06. Tombstone & Gila
07. Cold Sweat
08. The Painted Desert
09. El Gringo Muerte
10. Do The Iguana
11. Race For The Border
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