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Norways Tom Dahl has a knack of making music that turns every mood to chirpy.

My one frustration is that such a fantastic talent doesnt promote himself nearly enough if at all, so Im hoping that this heads up review changes a little bit of that.

Ill post links for both formats as soon as I have them, but Ive been bursting to tell you about this for so long.

Even though Im told that Im a Power Pop writer, I dont really consider myself such, but I definitely am for this review.

I know when people hear the words cover album, they run for the hills, I know I do.

It fills me with dread the way this lockdown has brought out the words acoustic set.

But wait It really depends on the songs and thankfully there are no Beatles related covers here.

Bar a magnificent cover of Junior Campbells 1971 gem, If I Call Your Name, all choices are from the end of the 70s start of the 80s golden New Wave Guitar Pop period.

Before telling you about other songs, I have to mention the closer.

It brought tears to my eyes as a massive Chris Sievey fan, I mean who covers The Freshies Only Pop Rock devotees.

For me everything revolves around this song, an inspired choice.

Whilst people will know of Robin Lane And The Chartbusters and The Cretones, how many of you would know SVTs Heart Of Stone What about Screaming Sneakers Violent Days, here it includes a lead vocal from Ida from Blomst.

You will have heard Walking On The Roof on the IDHAS Audio Extravaganza, it still sounds as great now.

Im not sure that Detours And Dead Ends should even be classed as a cover album, it has been Caddied (sic) up so much to make it their own.

This is a superb feel good album, a pleasure to listen to and one to explore.

Youll learn something about artists you didnt know of and be reminded that Tom Dahl is a major talent.

Walking On The Roof (Sgt.

Dont Wait Till Tomorrow (Robin Lane The Chartbusters, 1980) 09.

As soon as I have the link for the Kool Kat CD release, I will post that too.

Reply Delete Replies Reply Anything Should Happen 25 March 2021 at 10:06 Thanks Sjm.

Kool Kat are distributed in the UK and Europe by I Dont Hear A Single as part of our.

Having written a requested review for a Magazine, it wasn39.

Record or LP may be more apt because you buy vinyl for floors.

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