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Left Over Right

About ten minutes into Left Over Right by The Sights it was easy to tell this was going to be a ‘toss some burgers on the grill, put the beer and soda on ice and yell for all the neighbors to come over and have a party’ album.

The tracks are rock with a great rhythm & blues vibe running through them. My favorites are Fool, with it’s slammed by a freight train intro,

 

 

You Are The Sunshine, for its Carolina Beach Music sound that pulls everyone out on the patio to do the shag, and Mercy because sometimes I just need a cool saxophone sound with my guitars.

 

 

Left Over Right is an awesome album you will want to share. Pick up a copy, have your family or friends over and just throw a party or barbecue while it plays.

You can check out more music from the band on their website or their facebook page. You can also follow them on Twitter @TheSightsArmy.

Left Over Right releases tomorrow, June 19th and is available on CD or Vinyl from the website and as a digital download from iTunes and Amazon.

- Kit

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