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Imagine a band so indebted to the
likes of Bob Dylan, the Band and Dr. John that their
music comes off like the last 25 years never happened,
straight-up rock devoid of pretense or any definable
link to Cobain or Yorke, played by two young guys.
That's the Weber Brothers. Sure, they cut their teeth
backing up Ronnie Hawkins, but they find their own
voice on Lost And Found, their second album. In
melodically complex rock numbers, saxes, trumpets and
trombones add subtle textures to Sam's world-weary
voice, which has developed a unique timbre only hinted
at on the Webers' debut set. It's kinda the album I
hoped the Wallflowers would drop instead of that One
Headlight deal. If you're searching for the perfect
disc to spin between Desire and Music From Big Pink,
look no further
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