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Rock and Roll Report Blitz: Rufus Fontain

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I don’t think I can recall anybody who has listed Thin Lizzy and W.A.S.P. side by side as influences but Rufus Fontain have no problem in doing so. Are they heavy? Shit ya! Are they good? Shit ya! Lookin For a Fight lifts itself out of the morass of the merely heavy by infusing itself with supremely tasty guitar licks and Talk is Cheap wants to make you hit the road for the nearest road house.

Hard, no excuses rock and roll played by guys that look like they live on Harleys, Rufus Fontaine have the attitude and licks to match. Cool stuff.

Check out their MySpace page at http://www.myspace.com/rufusfontainband

Later.

Mark

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