Canadian blues scene never stops to daily surprise us and, this time, with Endrick Tremblay, a young singer, guitar and harmonica player who started his musical career playing punk-rock at local parties and bars in his hometown Mont-Trembant. He was soon asked to play with The Outsiders Blues Band, a group where all musicians doubled his age. This let him discover legendary blues master’s and enabled him to play and sing the blues, which made him become totally caught and fascinated by this style.

Shortly after he founded his own band, Endrick And The Sandwiches. Together, they have gained amazing popularity that let them present now their second album with ten songs recorded at their live shows. You will find nine covers coming from people like Junior Parker, Muddy Waters, Willie Dixon, John Lee Hooker, Richard M. Jones, Slim Harpo or Nick Gravenites, plus an Endrick’s own composition “Devil Does”, all of them performed with en extreme self-confidence by these young musicians which aim is to give joy to the audience.

In short words, this is a funny, spontaneous, unpretentious recording that will certainly brighten up and have a good time to those of you who get a CD copy.