MOLLY GENE ONE WHOAMAN BAND
FOLK BLUES AND BOOZE
Label: Solid Sound
Released: 29 Oct 2011
Format: Flac

From the depths of the one-man band underground there has emerged an undeniably impressive female singer/songwriter -- a one-woman band, rather -- whose dirty blues and raw country sound is quickly earning her a place among the more notable artists of that particular movement. Molly Dyer, better known as Molly Gene One Whoaman Band, is a down-home young woman, all cowboy boots and t-shirts and flannels, all soul and grit and fire. Her bottleneck slide technique is reminiscent of the old blues greats, though with a rock 'n' roll edge. Her raspy whiskey and cigarettes vocals, which do not come across as androgynous but remain entirely feminine, join together with her big plugged-in guitar sound to form songs that are as wicked as a desert rattlesnake, as sharp a straight razor, as fiery as a sip of backwoods moonshine, as sultry as summer nights in the Deep South, and nearly as sexy as Molly herself.

Tracklist:

1  When the Train Came Along 1:48  
2  Smells Like Low Tide 3:45  
3  Country Lover 2:27  
4  Stick Shift 3:10  
5  Kiss Me Quick 2:22  
6  Kings and Queens 5:21  
7  Waitin' 3:26  
8  Reformation 3:59  
9  White Girl from Missouri 3:27  
10  Tumbleweed 3:48  
11  Down in Mexico 4:26  
12  Dinks Song 5:57  
13  Union Pacific 1:14 
14  Uncle Sam Ain't No Lady, But He Sure Can Take Your Man 5:52 5 
15  Outro 2:10