Los Lonely Boys (from the album Resurrection

Los Lonely Boys (from the album Resurrection

Los Lonely Boys (from the album Resurrection available on Shelter Music Group/BMG) (by Danny McCloskey)
Opening Resurrection with a bit of DIY salvation, Los Lonely Boys begin the song cycle on their recent release by detailing freedom of choice with “Wish You Would”. The Blues boogie of “I Let You Think That You Do” starts off on a low rumble of voices following a harmonica blast into the song, the groove pulling you in to a world of head nods and foot taps while tenderness hops on board a gentle sway when Los Lonely Boys send a message to the heavens. Rio Grande grit is attached to the songs of Los Lonely Boys as much as words and music, Resurrection singing for a confused heart in “Hooked on You”, following the mighty flow of a Latin-infused groove into “Dance with Me”, and putting a Rock’n’Roll backbeat under the sad story of “Can’t Get No Love”.
It has been eleven years since a Los Lonely Boys album, and Resurrection arrives in time to celebrate the 20th anniversary of The Boys self-titled debut, A sense of purpose informs the songs of Resurrection, Los Lonely Boys writing from the heart for “See Your Face” as ominous advice appears in the misty meandering Blues of “Bloodwater” and a TexMex beat supports the confessions in “Painted Memories”. Time away from the studio has not missed a beat for Los Lonely Boys as they return to releases with thought-provoking tales and words of hope, delivering a bi-lingual testament in “Natural Thing”. (by Danny McCloskey)
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