ASSORTED HYPE AND PRESS THROUGHOUT THE YEARS
NEW! TONEQUEST MAGAZINE INTERVIEW WITH TOM GUERRA (ATLANTA, GA)
NEW! GUITAR INTERVIEW WITH TOM GUERRA AT TELEMODDERS SITE (USA)
NEW! NEIGHBORS MAGAZINE ARTICLE ON MAMBO SONS (WILLIMANTIC, CT)
NEW! GUITAR NOISE REVIEW OF "RACKET OF THREE" (PHOENIX, AZ)
NEW!
LOCAL BUZZ / MASSLIVE REVIEW OF "RACKET OF
THREE" (SPRINGFIELD, MA)
NEW!
MODERN GUITARS INTERVIEW WITH TOM GUERRA (USA)
NEW!
ONLINE ROCK MAGAZINE REVIEW OF "RACKET OF THREE"
(USA) pdf
NEW!
EAR
CANDY MAGAZINE REVIEW OF "RACKET OF THREE"(USA)
NEW!
PITTSBURGH
OBSERVER-REPORTER REVIEW OF "RACKET OF THREE"
(PITTSBURGH, PA USA)
NEW!
INDEPENDISC REVIEW OF "RACKET OF THREE" (NEW
HAVEN, CT)
NEW!
HARTFORD
ADVOCATE REVIEW OF "RACKET OF THREE" (HARTFORD,
CT USA)
NEW!
MODERN
DRUMMER'S BOB CIANCI'S REVIEW OF "RACKET OF
THREE" (USA)
NEW!
VINTAGE GUITAR MAGAZINE REVIEW OF
"RACKET OF THREE" (USA)
NEW!
"THE CUTTING EDGE" REVIEW OF
"RACKET OF THREE" (VANCOUVER)
NEW!
MODERN
GUITARS MAGAZINE REVIEW OF "RACKET" (USA)
NEW! THAILAND'S
"PATTAYA MAIL" REVIEW OF "RACKET" (THAILAND)
NEW! ROUGH EDGE MAGAZINE REVIEW OF "RACKET OF THREE" (L.A., CALIFORNIA)
NEW! ARTIS MAGAZINE PROFILE OF MAMBO SONS "RACKET OF THREE"
CONCERT ANNOUNCEMENT - WILLIMANTIC CHRONICLE (WILLIMANTIC, CT)
"PLAY SOME ROCK & ROLL!" REVIEW - MODERN GUITARS MAGAZINE (LOS ANGELES, CA)
INTERVIEW WITH SCOTT LAWSON - SPRINGFIELD UNION (MA)
INTERVIEW WITH TOM GUERRA - LEGENDARY TONES (LOS ANGELES, CA)
THAILAND'S
"PATTAYA MAIL" ENGLISH NEWSPAPER REVIEW OF "PSR&R" (THAILAND)
ROUGH
EDGE MAGAZINE REVIEW OF "PLAY SOME ROCK &
ROLL!" (L.A., CALIFORNIA)
"THE CUTTING EDGE" REVIEW OF "PLAY SOME ROCK & ROLL!" (VANCOUVER)
"RIVER REPORTER" REVIEW OF "PLAY SOME ROCK & ROLL!"(NARROWSBURG, NY)
"HARTFORD ADVOCATE" REVIEW OF 1/10/03 SHOW W/ "DR. JUICE"(HARTFORD, CT)
"NORTHERN LIGHT" REVIEW OF "PLAY SOME ROCK & ROLL!" (SWEDEN)
"MANCHESTER JOURNAL INQUIRER" ARTICLE ON "PLAY SOME ROCK & ROLL!" (CONNECTICUT)
"SOUNDWAVES MAGAZINE" REVIEW OF "PLAY SOME ROCK & ROLL!" (CONNECTICUT)
"VINTAGE GUITAR MAGAZINE" REVIEW OF "PLAY SOME ROCK & ROLL!" (BISMARCK, ND)
"GLASTONBURY CITIZEN" ARTICLE ON "PLAY SOME ROCK & ROLL!" (CONNECTICUT)
"NY ROCK MAGAZINE" REVIEW OF "PLAY SOME ROCK & ROLL!" (NYC)
"BLUESROCKER MAGAZINE" REVIEW OF "PLAY SOME ROCK &
ROLL!"(NASHVILLE)
REVIEW OF MAMBO SONS' CD RELEASE PARTY (CONNECTICUT)
"INTERNET EXPLOITER" REVIEW OF MAMBO SONS DEBUT CD (PORTLAND, OR)
"NY ROCK MAGAZINE" REVIEW OF MAMBO SONS "MAMBO SONS" CD (NY)
"BLUESROCKER MAGAZINE" REVIEW OF MAMBO SONS DEBUT CD (NASHVILLE)
REVIEW OF MAMBO SONS AT SULLY'S PUB SHOW - MARCH 2002 (CONNECTICUT)
"VINTAGE GUITAR MAGAZINE" - MAMBO SONS DEBUT CD REVIEW (BISMARCK, ND)
"CONNECTICUT ROCKS" REVIEW OF MAMBO SONS DEBUT CD (FLORIDA)
MAMBO SONS - "MANCHESTER JOURNAL INQUIRER" '99 ARTICLE (CONNECTICUT)
MAMBO SONS - "GLASTONBURY CITIZEN" '99 ARTICLE (CONNECTICUT) "SNET MUSIC NOTES" REVIEW OF MAMBO SONS CD (CONNECTICUT)
"GUITAR PLAYER MAGAZINE" - TOM GUERRA SPOTLIGHT (CALIFORNIA)
THE DELRAYS - "HARTFORD COURANT" ARTICLE (CONNECTICUT)
THE DIRTY BONES - "HIP MAGAZINE" LIVE REVIEW (NEW HAVEN, CT) THE DIRTY BONES - "SOUNDWAVES MAGAZINE" CD REVIEW (CONNECTICUT)
THE DIRTY BONES - "MANCHESTER JOURNAL INQUIRER" CD REVIEW (CONNECTICUT)
THE DIRTY BONES - "MERIDEN RECORD" ARTICLE (CONNECTICUT)
OTHER REVIEWS OF MAMBO SONS |
NEW HAVEN ADVOCATE
"MAMBO SONS" - Scott Lawson/Tom Guerra (The Orchard)
Local guitar guy Tom Guerra has a CD out called Mambo Sons (available at Cutler's and Borders Books). Guerra and cohorts put out a pop-influenced blues-rock sound that doesn't wallow in the dreaded "white guy blues" category. It pops with a Faces vibe but still puts in those trad blues licks. And Tom's got hootchycoo-er Rick Derringer doing lead on a couple of tracks along with some other musical notables (Craig Gilbert - New Haven Advocate 6/00)
HARTFORD ADVOCATE:
Bring in the Music - A round-up of local CDs
Mambo Sons' self-titled CD is all about the honky-tonk sound, a real blast from the past. With Rick Derringer as a guest artist on a few tunes and others such as Jimi Bell and Gina Gunn, the Sons did get a little help from their friends. The influences listed in the liner notes come through loud and clear. Mott The Hoople, Cream, Leslie West--who listens to those guys any more? A bit too retro for my taste but if you're into nostalgia, it's got some good musicians. (India Blue - Published 11/16/00)
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