Status Quo - Fakin The Blues Millennium Issue

Review by Ben Kemp

The Millennium Issue of Status Quo's Fakin The Blues album is a must-have for any fan of the iconic British rock band. Released in 1997, the album features a collection of blues-inspired tracks that showcase the band's versatility and musical prowess.

From the opening track "Little White Lies" to the closing number "I'll Never Get Over You," the album is a journey through the blues genre with a distinct Status Quo twist. The band's signature guitar riffs and catchy melodies are woven throughout the album, with each track showcasing the band's ability to create memorable and infectious tunes.

The standout tracks on the album include "I Didn't Mean It," "Too Close to the Ground," and "Nothing Comes Easy," which all highlight the band's ability to blend blues and rock seamlessly. The album also features a cover of Chuck Berry's "Carol," which is given the Status Quo treatment and is a highlight of the album.

Summary by Ben Kemp

the Millennium Issue of Fakin The Blues is a must-have for any Status Quo fan, as well as any fan of blues-inspired rock music. The album showcases the band's talent and versatility, and is a testament to their enduring legacy in the music industry.