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EPISODE · Feb 1, 2008 · 35 MIN

Preacher meets Paul Ansells No9

from Preachers Rockabilly Rockin Podcast Radio · host Preacher DJ Rockin Rockabilly

Preacher meets Paul Ansells No9 - New Podcast! Playing the Hillybilly Hop this Friday "No. 9 is the best band I have seen in a long time." - - Bob Moore (Bassist for Elvis) "One of the hottest bands on the European circuit" - Shaun Mather, Rockabilly Hall of Fame "Every so often, very rarely, I come across an album that really rocks me back on my heels. The first time as I recall was with the release in the late ‘70s of Presley’s “Sun Sessions”... Now a few years down the line Paul Ansell’s “Live at Sun” has done it again." - The House of Bop Paul Ansell's ‘Number Nine’ ... is renowned for "Smokin, country, rockin blues" and it shows. He has an edge that makes you want to get up & dance." Elvis Information Network "Ansell’s vocals were dead-on" - Elvisblog "Although Paul wasn't trying in any way to mimic Elvis, the whole sound was uncannily like those early Elvis records." - Caroline Rockers "a special mention must go to Paul Ansell who sang the early Sun Singles and made the hairs stand on my neck." - Elvis-a-Presley.com "Paul Ansell has a fantastic voice also and some of his songs sound so much like Elvis that if you close your eyes the King is there with you! " - Amazon.com "Scotty Moore and his band treated the audience to a look at the Rockabilly days of Sun Studios with Paul Ansell expertly handling the singing styles of Elvis, Carl Perkins, and Roy Orbison" - Art Tipaldi - Blueswax "Paul Ansell gives a terrific show as always, oozing star quality while reworking pop standards like Passenger and Red Light into stomping neo-billy anthems." - Bill Smoke, Rockabilly Rave 2005 http://www.myspace.com/paulansellofficial

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