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Dharmakaya |  | Artist: The Steepwater Band
Label: Funzalo Records
Category: Digital Music Album
Buy New: $7.99
as of 9/7/2010 20:38 CDT details
Seller: Amazon Digital Services, Inc.
Rating:  11 reviews
Sales Rank: 224248
Genre: blues-music
Media: MP3 Download
Running Time: 3078 Minutes
ASIN: B001NFKAA6
Release Date: November 18, 2008
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Customer Reviews:
 No Frills Rock n Roll January 23, 2010
Michael L. Anderson (louisville ky)
...........OK, I know that there are more polished albums available. More in depth songwriting as well, but this cd from the Steeps (I have all three recent offerings) keeps me coming back for repeated listenings. I travel alot, and I can pop this cd in my radio and lose 60 miles easily. I remember my initial reaction-basic and raw-but rnr is not supposed to be slick. I would put this cd against any classic rock from the 70's. This is one of the best straight forward rock n roll cds I have in my collection, and my collection is HUGE. Happy listenin
Track listing July 27, 2009
Anne Kathleen (In front of my Mac, United States)
1. Gettin' By
2. Dead Horse
3. Back to the Bottle
4. Dharmakaya
5. Oh I Wept
6. Jammin' Down Southern
7. Black Cats Path
8. Waiting on the Devil
9. House Is Burning
10. Autumn
11. Ride Free
12. Another Cold Letdown
 not too shabby January 18, 2008
grooveyard gary (illinois)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Steepwater kind of reminds me a little of Gov't Mule, kind of a southern rock,with a little less jam band approach than the Mule.All in all tunes are catchy with some blues and rock vibes mixed together.gret music for a summer day.Highly recommended .
These guys rawk! February 24, 2006
Mo (Austin, TX USA)
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
Absolutely incredible band. I just got turned on to these guys. Money well spent. If you like your rock Southern and your blooze jumpy, this disc is for you. "Dead Horse" is a rawkin' song in the Stones vein. "Back to the Bottle" and "Jammin' Down Southern" have great slide work. And "Black Cat's Path" has great riffs. If you wanna hear how good this guy is with a slide, check out their version of "Mean Old World" on their website.
Supersweet rock n roll October 14, 2005
P. Handler (Reykjavik, Illinois)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
This is one of my favorite Chicago area bands, and I've seen them a dozen or so times around town. The album, in a word, is fantastic. This is great bluesy roots southern seventies feeling rock AND roll (both are important, I hope you realize), by talented musicians who know their way around a stage, and, apparently, a studio. And a guitar store, holy moly. Someone got the big catalog and went all out there. YEE HAW!
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