MICHAEL DES BARRES: First album review

Once again I have been rootling about on Michael Des Barres' website, from whence I stole this:

In the aforementioned examiner.com interview, music columnist Ray Shasho has also included a review of the Carnaby Street album. Here’s what he writes:

“Michael Des Barres returns to his mid-1960’s roots with an incredible hard-driving rock ‘n’ roll band initiated by old school elation. (…) After listening to Carnaby Street, two things became certain …rock ‘n’ roll needs Michael Des Barres and we need more Michael Des Barres. The band is incredibly tight and Des Barres’ vocals are majestic. Des Barres embellishes the essence of a ‘British rocker’ by epitomizing Rod Stewart, Noddy Holder and Steve Marriott all in one voice. It’s an incredible musical journey back to the swinging rock ‘n’ roll days of London. Carnaby Street is a natural flow of raw rock energy reminiscent to the days when rock was king. The Brits are back and ready to rock!”

Check him out at Gonzo:

http://www.gonzomultimedia.co.uk/artists/6804/Michael%20Des%20Barres