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1. I love the album, and it arrived, intact and undamaged, well within the time period stated. This album is full of wonderful melodies, guitar parts, and lyrics, and has a really optimistic, upbeat feel to it. Tommy Castro has been one of my best musical discoveries in the last few tiacaurofnerohungiabaganaceka.coinfos:

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2. Tommy Castro's first album, No Foolin', came out 22 years ago, and since thenhis band's gone through a couple of changes—no more sax or trumpet. The current edition of his stripped-to-the-bone band—featured on his latest album, Method to My Madness—includes Michael Emerson, keyboards; original sidekick Randy McDonald, bass; and Bowen Brown, drums.

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3. My wife was listening to satellite radio the other day when some killer music came on. It was sooo good I looked at the T.V. to see it was Tommy Castro and The Painkillers. With their driving rythms and a rock n' roll blues sound I was captivated. I bought this album and am quite pleased with my purchase. Even the lyrics are exceptional/5(60).

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4. In the end, though, my brand is on every song.” Method To My Madness finds Tommy Castro And The Painkillers at their very best. But I’m always listening and reacting to what’s going on in the outside world, experimenting with my guitar tone and my songwriting approach to constantly keep my .

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5. Features Song Lyrics for Tommy Castro & The Painkillers's Method To My Madness album. Includes Album Cover, Release Year, and User Reviews.

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6. Buy Method To My Madness CD from Tommy Castro & The Painkillers for $ and pay no postage. More than CDs, DVDs, Vinyls, Games, Technics, Equipment and Toys since at your service. free shipping.

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7. Written-By – Kevin Bowe, Tommy Castro: 2: Shine A Light Written-By – Ron Alan Cohen, Tommy Castro: 3: Method To My Madness Written-By – Kevin Bowe, Tommy Castro: 4: Died And Gone To Heaven Written-By – Ron Alan Cohen, Tommy Castro: 5: Got A Lot Written-By – Tommy Castro: 6: No Such Luck Written-By.

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8. On 's The Devil You Know, California bluesman Tommy Castro pared his band back to a quartet called the Painkillers and returned his guitar playing and singing to the forefront of his attack. Though the album was chock-full of guest stars, its arrangements were largely uncluttered -- no horns, strings, or other gimmickry. Method to My Madness strips back the veneer even further. The.

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