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Kentucky rockers Black Stone Cherry are not afraid of their country roots. While Daniels-soaked rock-&-roll is nothing new, it's the rare band that finds new (back dirt) roads to take it down. FOLKLORE AND SUPERSTITION is the work of a band bursting with enthusiasm about having discovered the way to make the traditional music their own. A healthy helping of metal muscle and sinewy, snakebit guitar solos push songs like album-opener "Blind Man" and the Dixie-fried blues-rocker "Soulcreek" into the swamps.
Black Stone Cherry: Chris Robertson (vocals, guitar); Ben Wells (guitars, background vocals); Jon Lawhon (bass guitar, background vocals); John Fred Young (drums, percussion, background vocals).
Audio Mixer: Rob Marlette.
Billboard (p.41) - "[T]he band holds its own with the Zeppelin-esque 'Please Come In,' the lickety-split drums of 'The Bitter End' and the deep grime of 'Long Sleeves.'"
Kerrang (Magazine) (p.50) - "'Reverend Wrinkle' and 'Long Sleeves' ride a classic Led Zeppelin dynamism as filtered through Audioslave's more muscular modern take." Folklore And Superstition Music | List Price | $13.98 (You save $1.79) | | Category | Rock/Pop Albums, Heavy Metal CDs, Hard Rock, Rock | | Label | Roadrunner | | Orig Year | 2008 | | All Time Sales Rank |  14197  | | CD Universe Part number | 7701545 | | Catalog number | 179402 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Aug 19, 2008 | | Studio/Live | Studio | | Mono/Stereo | Stereo | | Producer | Rob Marlette | | Engineer | Rob Marlette | | Personnel | Ben Wells - guitars, background vocals
Chris Robertson - vocals, guitar
Chris Robertson - vocals, guitar
John Fred Young - drums, percussion, background vocals
Jon Lawhon - bass guitar, background vocals
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Black Stone Cherry Folklore And Superstition Songs Folklore And Superstition Music Folklore And Superstition Music Review Average Rating: (4.5 out of 5 stars)   Young Rockers, clever lyrics
Hard, fun rock, honest, great lyrics and stories, good message, a new southern version of Blackfoot and Skynryd, these youngsters are practiced, clear and great rock band. Good for commuting to work, the miles roll away, the stereo is turned louder.
Submitted by zmjk (Las Vegas NV)
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Legends in the making
Unique, new, great southern rock brought to you through an amazing voice, mean guitars and astounding drums!
After their first album called 'Black Stone Cherry' I fell in love with this band and they surprised me yet again with this great new album.
Coming from Kentucky, USA, these guys know their 'Folklore and Superstition' and give it all in 13 great songs!
From the Blind Man, they ask you to Please Come In and won't let you go untill the Ghost Of Floyd Collins appears and disappears!
Personal favorites: Blind Man, Please Come In, Things My Father Said and Peace Is Free.
Submitted by Bertine (Amsterdam, NH, The Netherlands)
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This CD is not nearly as good as the first one. Still its a good CD and well worth the money.
Submitted by geebert42 (Columbia, MO, USA) 
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Simply Awesome!!
Their self titled debut CD was fantastic, but Folklore and Superstition is brilliant. These Kentucky Rockers are going far with their style. As soon as I put it in the CD player I was hooked right away. Don't hesitate... go out and get this CD. It's Simply Awesome!!
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