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937 Dante Street (BTW Records, BTW 22)
Recorded February 1995 at Dockside Studios, Maurice, at the beautiful Vermilion River in South Louisiana. A comfortable home for many other musicians like Sonny Landreth, Continental Drifters and Anders Osborne.
937 dante streetProduced by Andi Hoffmann & Dave McNair
Releases:
USA:B-GOES - 937 Dante Street (cat. no OM 007 is deleted, rerelease:BTW 22CD)
F: Andi Hoffmann & B-GOES - Mississippi love (cat. no 119202)
CH: B-GOES - 937 Dante Street (cat.no BTW 22CD)

Take a Louisiana swamp and zydeco-punk guitarist, a New Orleans based Swiss songwriter , one of New Orleans finest athmospheric guitar players, a European jazz rhythm section, an award winning Australian folksinger, and a renowned Scottish acoustic instrumentalist, put them together to create music in the Louisiana bayou and you have B-Goes. Produced by Dave McNair (Silos, Sonny Landreth), B-Goes latest release Dante Street pushes the boundaries of American roots music. Comparisons can be made to Los Lobos, Dire Straits and Cowboy Junkies. A New Orleans reviewer remarked that "Dante Street is the record that folk rock legend Robbie Robertson tried to make with Storyville". Using storytelling, Daniel Lanois-style ambiance, multiple layers of vocals, strong electic guitars, varied acoustic instruments and percussion, Andi Hoffmann is able to evoke the mystery and soul of New Orleans with his songs. Hoffmann's international cast of characters lends a perspective to the music that makes it decidedly new American music!
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Album Cover: 32 page booklet with photos, drawings and lyrics
Ink and art design: Michael Stutz
Photography: Eveline Hoffmann
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