Dan Treanor & African Wind

Dan Treanor & African Wind
Mercy
Plan-It Prod. PPCD 0015
(2006 – 64:10)

Not as down to earth as Johnny Copeland's meeting with his African
cousins, absolutly not as intellectual as an Otis Taylor's chorus,
closer to a Otha Turner with his fife stuck to his mouth, Dean Treanor,
a white skinned man, makes the African wind blow on the land of the
blues together with his gang of four and…about twenty guests of
different origins. A shock between cultures, voices and intruments.
Local chants, slaves' too, gospel, blues, country, celtic music…happily
mingle in a style accuratly named "Afrossippi Blues". A great album to
be found here : www.dantreanor.com

Jean-Pierre Savouyaud in Virus de Blues (translated from french by René
Malines)