You know that feeling, when you can put your daily worries or personal struggles aside in your favorite bar with like-minded people and a drink, while good music is blasting from the speakers? Ginger Wildheart & The Sinners’ self-titled debut album is the ideal soundtrack for that moment. (It’s strange to call this a debut, because UK singer-singwriter/guitarist Ginger Wildheart aka David Leslie Walls already has a lot of releases to his name, solo and together with The Quireboys or The Wildhearts, but the combination with The Sinners – Neil Ivison and Nick Lyndon from Stone Mountain Sinners and Shane Dixon from Tri-City Fanfare – only came into existence in 2019, drunk in a pub). You’ll hear ten spirited roots rock ‘n’ roll songs – eight originals and covers of Status Quo’s Dirty Water and Georgia Satellites’ Six Years Gone – with wholehearted vocals and powerful guitar riffs. An LP full of grand gestures and life experience, with a mighty sound. Now to find a bar (and kindred spirits) for the optimal experience.
Ginger Wildheart & The Sinners, produced by Dave Draper, is out now digitally, on CD and vinyl LP through Wicked Cool Records/Round Records.