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      <p class="review"><H1 class="review">Anders Osborne</H1></p>
      <p class="review"><H1 class="review">&quot;Living Room&quot;</H1></p>
      <p class="review"><H1 class="review">Shanachie 5735<H1></p>
      <p class="review">Broken hearts sure make for some great music. I was surprised to see 
       <b>Anders'</b> longtime girlfriend, <b>Theresa Andersson</b>, credited only for 
       background vocals on 1 song and none of her superb violin work to be 
       found. The lead track, <b><i>Boxes, Bills and Pain</i></b>, may give a
       clue as <b>Anders</b> 
       sings a soul-searching tune in an empty room amid partially packed 
       moving boxes. Mixed among the 14 other songs are further evidence of a
       love lost. <b><i>coast to coast Blues </i></b>and <b><i>Takes Two </i></b>delve
       deeper into <b>Anders'</b> attempts to grapple with his loss.</p>
      <p class="review">But lest ye think that this offering
       from New Orleans' favorite Scandinavian is full of sad ballads, ye would be very
       wrong. The liner 
       notes don't lie when they claim<b><u> Living Room</u></b> contains &quot;cosmic
       blues . . . 
       and soulful vocals evolve the link between second line funk, roots rock 
       jamming and delta blues.&quot; </p>
      <p class="review">This is the best set from <b>Anders </b>since
       his debut cD. If you haven't kept in touch with him since then, or if your
       new to the fold, this comes highly recommended from yours truly.</p>
      <p class="review"><b>Ken Torvik</b></p>
      <p class="review"><b>&copy;copyright 1999, <a href="http://www.suncoastblues.org">Suncoast Blues Society</a></b></p>

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