Song from: Don Cavalli & The Two Timers – Claustrophobia Blues Label: Lenox Records – LP 106 Format: Vinyl, 10", Album Country: France Released: 1997 Style: Rock & Roll, Rockabilly
Don Cavalli is all about raw, unprocessed creativity that grows how it wants, when it wants and smirks rather than apologizes for its wilds.
Born Fabrice Cavalli, the French singer/songwriter/guitarist is known for his diverse style ranging from folk and rock with occasional echoes of Cajun, Zydeco and World music. The Don's eclectic fusions also caught the ear of Grammy award winner, Dan Auerbach of The Black Keys with whom he shared a stage while earning unanimous praise for his first solo album Cryland that made #12 in MOJO’s 2008 top 50 albums and #13 in Uncut’s Americana albums that same year. Variety’s Dave Lewis wrote: “Talented without being showy, guitarist Cavalli twists standard blues-rock conventions and injects them with shots of funk, punk, garage and psychedelia.”
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Label: Lenox Records – LP 106
Format: Vinyl, 10", Album
Country: France
Released: 1997
Style: Rock & Roll, Rockabilly
https://www.discogs.com/Don-Cavalli-The-Two-Timers-Claustrophobia-Blues/release/5254797
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Don Cavalli is all about raw, unprocessed creativity that grows how it wants, when it wants and smirks rather than apologizes for its wilds.
Born Fabrice Cavalli, the French singer/songwriter/guitarist is known for his diverse style ranging from folk and rock with occasional echoes of Cajun, Zydeco and World music. The Don's eclectic fusions also caught the ear of Grammy award winner, Dan Auerbach of The Black Keys with whom he shared a stage while earning unanimous praise for his first solo album Cryland that made #12 in MOJO’s 2008 top 50 albums and #13 in Uncut’s Americana albums that same year. Variety’s Dave Lewis wrote: “Talented without being showy, guitarist Cavalli twists standard blues-rock conventions and injects them with shots of funk, punk, garage and psychedelia.”