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Luke Blu Guthrie goes back to the roots on Routes & Blu

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Courtenay based musician Luke Blu Guthrie blends blues and country music on his new CD “Routes and Blu.”Click here to hear Luke Blu Guthrie
 His excellent new CD begins with the catchy dobro powered “Southern Time,” a laid back southern rocker.
 A mournful harmonica leads the listener into another catchy number, “Blood From a Stone.”
 While the third track “Helping Hand” begins which what sounds like a jet taking off. it is one of the stranger, more swampy tracks with distorted vocals, a sinister slide guitar.


 The dobro is back o another, catchy roots number on “Clearly Canadian.”
“Slow Burn is an uplifting,  very ’60s pop influenced song blended with folk which has some addictive vocal harmonies.


“ Outta Tha Blu” also has a melody and rocking groove right out of the ’60s  early ’70.
 He ends the Cd on an optimistic, bluesy note “Hold On To Heaven,” which has a slinky slide guitar riff giving it a Hawaiian feel.

— By Richard Amery, L.A. Beat Editor
CD: Routes and Blu
Artist: Luke BluGuthrie
Genre: blues/ folk

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