 
 What
others are saying...
"Larry
Grisham and his band have been burning up the blues from their Alabama
home and throughout the land for a lot of years now, and we have seen
them constantly deliver the goods both live and on record. Well kids,
Five Moons kicks it all up yet another notch.
All twelve tracks were written or co-written by Grisham, who may be
one of the finest blues songwriters in the good ol’ USA. From the
opening riffs of “Pale White Circle,” to the absolutely original
arrangement of “Voodoo Satin Doll,” The Beat Daddys stand and deliver.
The band is joined by former Allman Brother Johnny Neel on several
tracks, including the awesome “Big Thighs,” but for me, the title
track is my favorite of all. “Five Moons” is a brilliant lyric and the
song seems to blend Southern blues with an almost sixties psychedelic
vibe, with Grisham accenting the whole thing with incredible blues
harp.
The Beat Daddys are not your run of the mill blues band. They are
different. They “know something.” It’s the blues with a large
dose of artistic creativity. Good stuff, top to bottom."
-Michael
Buffalo Smith- Gritz Magazine-Swampland
-Michael Buffalo Smith
"Grisham's resonant growl, coupled with the expert slide guitar of Britt
Meacham, is sure to satisfy..........soulful vocals capturing the pain and
wonder.....driving electric guitar...! "
Elizabeth Goetz
 Blues Access Magazine
"A smokin' four piece band. Singer, harp player Larry Grisham,
originally from Indiana,
has got a great sound! Don't take my word for it - check these guys out for yourself!
Our Blues Breaker Hit of the Week!"
Elwood Blues (Dan
Aykroyd)
HOUSE
OF BLUES Radio Show
"The Daddys aren't as well-known as some of their Southern blues/rock
contemporaries, but I prefer the music of these veterans, who, if this is any
measure,
put on a hell of a live show."
Blues Access Magazine
"Grisham's ability to emotionally deliver the goods will be
appreciated by
fans......guitarist Meacham provides tasteful, Claptonesque work throughout ......
the Beat Daddys rock the house"
John Holcomb, Amplifier Magazine
"...witty lyrics, terrific guitar sounds... a fine collection of songs played by
great
musicians"
Northwest Florida Blues Society
"...serious rock leanings....Best cut: Train in the Distance, for it's cool snare
intro and
heavy-duty slide work"
Ed Ivey, Blues Revue Magazine
"... feels like Johnny Winter and Carl Perkins meet Bob Seger and Mitch
Ryder"
Spin Magazine
"...you are left wanting more...a perfect combination"
Wichita Blues Society
"Great in your face, southern rockin' blues"
Jef Funk
96.1 Mobile, AL
"Nice story songs, song writing talents as strong as ever!"
Kentuckiana Blues Society
"Blues never tasted so good"
Terry O.
96.1 KLPX Tucson, AZ
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