Ted Clarke & The Backdoor Blues Band - Deja Voodoo

Review by Troy Whitmarsh

Deja Voodoo, the latest album from Ted Clarke & The Backdoor Blues Band, is a powerful and soulful collection of blues rock tunes. From the opening track "Hoodoo Woman" to the closing number "Gone for Good," this album showcases the band's impressive musicianship and Clarke's gritty vocals.

The tracks on Deja Voodoo are a mix of original compositions and covers, all infused with the band's signature sound. The standout tracks include "Shake Your Hips," a rollicking boogie number, and "Hard Luck Blues," a slow and mournful ballad that showcases Clarke's emotional range.

The album's production is top-notch, with each instrument and vocal track given the space to shine. The guitar work is particularly impressive, with Clarke and his bandmates trading licks and solos throughout the album.

Summary by Troy Whitmarsh

Deja Voodoo is a fantastic addition to the blues rock canon. Fans of the genre will find much to love in the album's raw energy and soulful performances. Ted Clarke & The Backdoor Blues Band have delivered a truly exceptional record.