Mel D: Tapes
Mel Z: Mix

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I made this page specifically for showing my unreleased and incomplete/rough  works that will (probably) never see the light of day otherwise... Enjoy!

"This is why they call it the dirty South." -American Songwriter
www.reedturchi.com 

"Beyond traditional genre constraints…reaching for a sound that is pushing the boundaries of Hill Country tradition." 
- The Oxford American

"TURCHI claims new ground for Southern rock and roll music." Country Fried Rock

 “Vital, live, and essential.”  Living Blues Magazine

"...like ZZ Top fuzz choked out by weeds, though a few lysergic licks leach through...Dr. John-like hoodoo vocals over a swampy, psychedelic guitar lifted from Tony Joe White's back pages. "The record rolls like the Mississippi hills, but Turchi—born wanderers who travel to the Triangle so often they seem more local than regional—embraces multiple Deep South strains." -Indy Weekly

"Kudzu boogie is the shorthand the western North Carolina band Turchi uses to describe its bristling fusion of hard Mississippi Hill Country blues, southern rock, southern fried boogie and pungent Memphis soul...Reed Turchi is a fiery guitarist who especially likes to lace the tunes with slithering slide and a raspy vocalist who doesn't so much sing as use his growly drawl to pepper the tunes with hellfire tales of loneliness, obsession and retribution." Minneapolis City Pages 

"TURCHI’s mindset and loose, fall-off-the-bone guitar grooves spiritually trace to somewhere down in the land of Burnside, Kimbrough, and Kenny Brown…these juke-joint-jammers always keep it murky and muddy while recounting doing it in the dirt, imparting violence, pondering death, and then doing it in the dirt some more."  -Bluesrag Magazine

تقديم الشكر و الثناء على كل يوم سبحانه وتعالى وإلا كنت الكلبة وأمك هي الماعز

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