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RUFUS HUFF



Last Updated: 11/25/2009

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Status: Single
City: Chicken Bristle
State: Kentucky
Country: US
Signup Date: 11/29/2005

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Monday, July 06, 2009 
Rufus Huff
Rufus Huff
(Zoho Roots)

From the unmistakable first assault of the Les Paul/Marshall combo pummeling the speakers, it's clear that Rufus Huff has stumbled upon something glorious.

The four-piece ensemble which features Kentucky Headhunters guitarist Greg Martin, Supafuzz rhythm section Dean Smith and Chris Hardesty, and soul-searing vocalist Jarrod England, is out to restore raw, riff-based, classic '70s-sounding rock 'n' roll to its rightful place in the musical pantheon. The band's self-titled debut sizzles with soulful, southern-tinged, groove-based hard rock. First impressions are of ZZ Top on steroids: thick, bluesy rock with just a hint of nastiness to roughen up the edges. This is a band that's proud to be loud and the disc pulses with a live, freeform spirit.

Standouts include the thick-as-a-brick rocker "13 Daze" and the slide guitar-driven "High On Heaven Hill," quite possibly one of the finest examples of southern, hard rock, blues-based music you'll find being recorded in 2009. The band is simply on fire and vocalist England comes damn close to pulling a vocal cord. This guy can sang.

Tough, uncompromising, spirited, and funky, Rufus Huff's brand of southern-fried boogie is sure to satisfy any rock fan.

—Mark Uricheck
Mary

 
I thought the same thing...  ZZ Top on steroids, I like it!    Can't wait to see you in Nashville.
 
Posted by Mary on Monday, July 06, 2009 - 12:23 PM
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Cristie

 
SOUTHERN-FRIED BOOGIE!!  One of my favorite descriptions of the Huff boys to this day.
 
Posted by Cristie on Monday, July 06, 2009 - 7:26 PM
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