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Honeytribe
Porter’s, Crystal Lake
Saturday, July 29, 2006

Devon Allman, scion of Gregg, is most definitely his father’s son.
The four-song sampler anticipating the August 29th release of Honeytribe’s Torch (Livewire) makes no secret of Allman’s Southern-rock fetish, while moving away from the instrumental virtuosity that was his father’s band’s calling card. “Something I Know” is The Black Crowes denying their Stones debt, full of breakdowns where Allman coos and purrs over the glow of a Hammond organ. The rock cliché of “aeroplane” flies into “When I Call Home,” “Mahalo” sounds like a watered-down Allman jam, though the title track spews some youthful fire.
Honeytribe also play the Taste Of Lincoln street festival on July 30th.
— Kevin Keegan
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Category: Stage Buzz, Weekly