"One of the Best Rock Albums of 2011"
~ Dennis Cook | Jambase.com
CLAVA
1. Remember The Taker
2. Vanishing Girl*
3. Come On Down
4. Love Never Ends
5. Bury My Burden Deep
6. High And Humble
7. Won't Be Long For Now
8. Out On Love
9. Off The Rails
10. Meet Me In The Aftermath
"Deluxe Version" Bonus Tracks
{via iTunes & Cdbaby}
11. Memo From Turner (Jagger/Richards)
12. Wake Up And Walk Away (Marc Ford)
Produced by The Steepwater Band & Colin Sipos
*Free mp3 (via reverbnation - click to redeem)
©2011 Diamond Day Records
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$8.99 |
best CD deal; direct from band - fast world-wide shipping |
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| $14.99 Vinyl LP +MP3s |
180 Gram Hi-Fidelity Audio |
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$0.99 song / $9.99 album | "Deluxe" featuring 2 bonus tracks |
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$10.71 CD |  |
$12 CD $0.99 mp3s |
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"Remember The Taker"
Directed, Filmed & Edited by Mr. Chad Cherry & Jeff Rayburn
"CLAVA Trailer"
Directed by General Bangs
"ONE OF THE BEST ROCK ALBUMS TO HIT IN 2011... Nothing’s too gussied up so the honest grit and sweat of rock ‘n’ roll comes through loud and clear, and behind everything a crossroads right blues soul howls. Clava continues the group’s evolution by simply refining every promising aspect this taut trio has exhibited in the past. If you’re charged up by what The Black Keys or Black Crowes are putting down lately, there’s little doubt Clava will flip your wig big time."
~ Jambase.com
"With their latest offering, Clava, the group has stepped out from under their influences' shadow to claim their own sound."
~ Chicagoist.com
"...The Steepwater Band excel at slow burns throughout this set, prowling ‘round your back door and howling in a low, sexy way, swinging with the angels dancin’ around their heads and leaving blood on the floorboards. Folks enamored of Mick Taylor-era Stones, early Hendrix and The Black Keys will eat up this up with impolite gusto. It’s a great pleasure to see a band fully realize their potential as they ride into their second decade together, and Clava presents these Chicago survivors at their earthy, appealing finest."
~ Dennis Cook | Dirty Impound