The Peawees - Walking The Walk (2007) RESTORED

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The Peawees - Walking The Walk (2007)
FLAC+CUE+LOG or MP3 CBR 320 | 29:03 min | 219 or 67 MB

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After a five year break the Peawees return with a brand new record destined to make Italian Rock 'N' Roll history. The wait has been well worth it because, apart from line up changes including original drummer Livio Montarese returning to fill the vacancy left by Pulcio the Peawees are tight as ever and this record is their best effort to date. Walking the Walk, while rocking like the preceding Dead End City exhibits a fierce determination coupled with a more mature sound, somewhere between the Clash and '60s soul, with touches influenced by the Western soundtracks of Morricone and as always an ever-present Punk Rock attitude.

The Peawees are back and better than ever! With the release of Walking The Walk - the band's fourth full-length album - we find The Peawees cranking out more of their meaty blend of rockabilly, punk rock, classic 50's rock-n-roll, rhythm 'n blues and Italian spice. But this time around there's a new ingredient added to the mix in the form of a heavy 60's soul sound that has never been as forwardly present on past albums as it is here. There's much more of an overall melancholy vibe to many of the songs as well which the new soul sound really lends itself to very well. Whereas The Peawees previous albums were more likely to induce foot-stomping, fist-pumping and head-banging, Walking The Walk is likely to get you hand-clapping, leg-slapping, gyrating and getting down with some serious boogie-woogie moves. As is the case with all past albums by The Peawees, the musicianship and singing on Walking The Walk are top-notch. There isn't a band in America, Italy or anywhere else playing this style of rock-n-roll better than The Peawees.