Severine The Voodoo Queen Of New Orleans (Part Two), by Half Deaf Clatch

Severine The Voodoo Queen Of New Orleans (Part Two)

by Half Deaf Clatch

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Solitude & Sin Brains, Brains, Brains!

Check out his Beelzebub Jones - A Good Day to be a Bad Guy. Favorite track: Brains! Brains! Brains!.

lloydd This is part two of Severine The Voodoo Queen missed out on the first CD was not going to make the same mistake. Alt Country, blues .Great story telling, The whiskey soaked vocals are fantastic . I will have to check out the rest of Andrew McLatchie projects (Beelzebub Jones, Son Of Dirt ). Favorite track: Sometimes The Big Bad Wins.

Carsten Pieper Second and final part of Clatch's hilarious Zombie apocalypse. Brains anyone? Favorite track: The Art Of Voodoo.

br0ders Bloody Marvellous, more great music, well done HDC.

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The votes were cast and the Zombies won. So here's part two of this special project, written and recorded in 10 days for your listening pleasure. For a free download just enter zero.

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	1.	The Art Of Voodoo 04:02
	2.	Where Are All The Heroes? 04:02
	3.	Brains! Brains! Brains! 03:26
	4.	Sometimes The Big Bad Wins 04:13

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Big, huge, massive thanks to everyone who took the time to vote in this little musical experiment, hope you enjoy the result.

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released July 2, 2021

All songs written, performed and recorded by HDC.

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Speak Up Recordings UK

Independent label for the recording projects of Andrew McLatchie (aka Half Deaf Clatch). Slightly strange musicianer. Eleven Time British Blues Award Finalist 2013 - 2016
Six Time UK Blues Award Finalist 2018 - 2022

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