John Crisp - New Yorker

Review by Thamy Filório

The album New Yorker by John Crisp is an impressive collection of songs that showcases the artist's musical prowess and storytelling abilities. The album is a mix of blues, rock, and country, with each song telling a unique story that captures the essence of life in New York City.

John Crisp's voice is powerful and emotive, perfectly conveying the emotions and experiences of his characters. The instrumentation is equally impressive, with each instrument adding depth and texture to the songs. The guitar work, in particular, is outstanding, with Crisp's intricate solos and riffs adding a layer of complexity to the music.

The album opens with the gritty blues-rock of "New Yorker," a song that sets the tone for the entire album. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of life in New York City, with Crisp's raw vocals perfectly capturing the city's energy and intensity.

Other standout tracks include "Subway Blues," a slow-burning blues ballad that tells the story of a man struggling to make ends meet in the city, and "Broadway Lights," a rollicking country-rock tune that celebrates the city's vibrant nightlife.

Summary by Thamy Filório

New Yorker is an excellent album that showcases John Crisp's musical talent and storytelling abilities. It's a must-listen for anyone who loves blues, rock, or country music, or anyone who has ever been captivated by the energy and excitement of New York City.