guUs’ “Moonhangin Man” has a Sinatra meets Crosby sort of sound as the track links together blues, jazz, and 1950s cool. A deliberate walking bass line presents itself through much of the track, while the Spanish-meets-surf style of the guitar work transforms the song into something that would play well during a Connery-era Bond movie. As the vocals gradually fade at the three-minute mark, fans will be floored by the sizzling horn work that concludes things. It’s surprising how easily the narrative is able to jump from guUs’ vocals to the instrumentation here, a true showcase of how talented each element is present during this release.
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