Soulful, good rockin' blues and R&B.

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#		Title	Length	Sample
1		What's a Man to Do?	3:57
2		Sad Girl	4:56
3		Dog Gone	3:15
4		Just Like a Man	4:57
5		The Whole Story	2:39
6		Let's Fish	4:11
7		Trouble	4:59
8		El Dorado	4:35
9		Good In Blue	3:07
10		Take These Blues	5:23
11		Hueneme Mimi	4:42
12		Are You William?	7:52

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Steve White & The Barstool Pigeons are a cookin' blues band, based in Oxnard, California. The band features Steve White (lead vocals, saxophone, flute, keyboard, harmonica and guitar) Mike Fishell ( lead guitar, vocals), Bernie Travers (bass, background vocals) and Kelvin Ammons (drums, background vocals)

Blues Revue Magazine:
STEVE WHITE & THE BARSTOOL PIGEONS
dish out a bit of swing, killer funk and loads of deep fried soul. The musical question 'What's a Man To Do?'(Sugar Beat 2001) kicks off a set defined by the bandleader's keyboards and saxophone and Mike Fishell's versatile guitar. White's intense voice matches his R&B-drenched songs, with their hints of Louis Jordan, Tyrone Davis, Little Feat, Jackie Wilson, Dr. John, Creedence and more bubbling below the surface. The minor-key Latin groove "Take These Blues" stands out from a stellar set"

Blues News Magazine
(Phoenix Blues Society)
JUNE BUG BLUES FESTIVAL 2000
by Naomi M. Weisz
Out of Oxnard, California came Steve White and the Barstool Pigeons. As Joe said in the program: "Funny name, fabulous band." I had to agree! Sharon and I both liked Steve's vocals. He has what I call a "blues voice." It grabs you and won't let go even if you got down on your knees and begged. As I listened I thought how great it would be to get Steve White and Nick Riviera of Big Nick and the Gila Monsters together for a duet. What a storm that would be! Mike Fishell, lead guitar, glided over the frets, producing intense sounds as Kelvin Ammons beat a contagious rhythm out of those drums. With Bernie Travers' bass thumping, this band was one fantastic ride.

Radio PICA / La Hora del Blues
Barcelona - Spain
by Vicente P. Zumel

Steve White & The Barstool Pigeons "What's a Man To Do?". Sugar Beat.
Un autentico musico en el sentido mas amplio de la palabra. Steve White toca piano, organo, armonica, saxo, canta y, por supuesto, escribe sus propiascanciones y, ademas, admirablemente. En este disco variado pero al mismo tiempo, homogeneo y tremendamente bien concebido, brillan a gran altura los musicos que le respaldan que son bateria, bajo y guitarra. Swinga con ellos y pasalo bien. MUY BUENO.

A real musician in the widest sense of the word. Steve White plays piano, keyboards, harmonica , saxophone and, of course, he sings wonderfully. Altough the cd sound is quite varied, on the whole it is homogeneus and well conceived, A special mention must be done to the backing drummer, bass and guitar. Swing with them and enjoy their music. GREAT.


Concerto Magazin (Austria)
January 2002
By Dr. Franz Richter
****
Eine wirklich gute, traditionelle Bluesband aus Oxnard, Kalifornien, aus der Steve White besonders hervorsticht. Er ist nicht nur ein Multiinstrumentalist - Tasteninstrumente, Saxophon, Flte, Harmonika und teilweise auch Gitarre- sondern auch noch ein ausgezeichneter Snger und Songwriter. Auch Mike Fishell, der Gitarrist, Co-writer und Snger ist eine herausragende Figur und die Rhythmusgruppe berzeugt ebenfalls. Man merkt der Band ihre Professionalitt an, die sie sich in vielen Live-Auftritten mit verschiedensten Blues-Gren erarbeitet hat, obwohl die CD in dieser Besetzung ein Debt darstellt. Blues with a feeling, insbesondere zu hren auf What's A Man To Do?" oder auch auf Take These Blues". Von dieser Band sollten wir mehr hren.

A really good traditional Blues band from Oxnard, CA which prominently features Steve White. He's not only a multi-instrumentalist - keys, saxophone, flute, harmonica and some guitar parts, but also an excellent singer and songwriter. Mike Fishell, the guitarist, co-writer and singer, also stands out, and the rhythm section's work is convincing.
The band has played with a number of Blues greats live, and it shows in their professionalism, even though the record, with this line-up, is a debut. Blues with a feeling, detectable notably on "What's A Man To Do?" or "Take These Blues".
We should be hearing more from this band.