Over the years, accordion and keyboard player Stanley "Buckwheat" Dural Jr. has extended his sphere of influence far beyond southern Louisiana and East Texas. Today Dural's still going strong; he's

Trouble

Over the years, accordion and keyboard player Stanley "Buckwheat" Dural Jr. has extended his sphere of influence far beyond southern Louisiana and East Texas. Today Dural's still going strong; he's even releasing this album on his very own record label. Central to his allure as a singer and instrumentalist is how fascinatingly Dural works his cadences into the mighty file-seasoned grooves conjured by world-class bassist Lee Allen Zeno and drummer Kevin Menard, who are lent able assistance by horns, a rhythm guitarist, a second keyboardist, and a washboard player. Songs written by Dural (or cowritten with his longtime manager Ted Fox) have all the let-the-good-times-roll exuberance suggested by titles like "Hard Chargin'," "Hard to Stop," and "Put It in the Pocket." The rhythms cool down only for the unabashedly charming "Do You Remember the Time?" Dural's one misstep is subverting the poignant storytelling aspect of the Robert Johnson classic "Crossroads" in the name of fun. All told, Trouble's pleasure quotient almost matches that of 1990's Where There's Smoke There's Fire. --Frank-John Hadley
Country USA
Manufacturer Tomorrow Recordings
Binding Audio CD
ItemPartNumber 667257000124
Model Trouble
ReleaseDate 1999-01-12
UnitCount 1
Format Original recording reissued
UPCs 667257000124
EANs 0667257000124

Country	USA
Manufacturer	Tomorrow Recordings
Binding	Audio CD
ItemPartNumber	667257000124
Model	Trouble
ReleaseDate	1999-01-12
UnitCount	1
Format	Original recording reissued
UPCs	667257000124
EANs	0667257000124

Trouble