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Album Review: The Black Sorrows - Endless Sleep (Chapter 46)

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"Joe Camilleri leads from the front with his timeless voice."

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Kicking things off with a bang with JJ Cale’s Devil In Disguise, there’s a lot of fun to be had on Endless Sleep (Chapter 46).

Joe Camilleri leads from the front with his timeless voice and, on moments like the cover of Coltrane’s Lonnie’s Lament, some smooth saxophone playing. There are guests a-plenty, with Vika Bull’s kickarse version of That’s A Pretty Good Love a highlight of a record that features many good times, and offers Black Sorrows fans another hit of that vintage sound.