Customer Reviews

Call of the Wild

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Wow! Dean Carter was certainly ahead of his time and in a class all by himself. This has a creepy (in a good way)punk-ish rockabilly ("punk Elvis")sound to it, and the sound in "Jailhouse Rock" is out of this world. It is obvious that people like Lux Interior (R.I.P.) of the Cramps were probably listening to records like this back in the day, and Dean Carter is featured on the Cramps covers tributes like "Songs the Cramps Taught Us." I highly recommend this to anyone who likes rock and roll. I had to chuckle at the mix up with him and Deana Carter in a previous review. Who knows? Maybe Dean and Deana are related somehow.

i heard of this band thru a few different people and places. i wa snot impressed. very boring and bland slow rock. nothing catchy

Please ignore the nonsense in the review above. This is not the female country singer "Deana Carter", but the 1960's rock-n-roll male called "Dean Carter".

Deana Carter's albums are fantastic and I thoroughly recommend them.

I think this is one of Deana's best yet. I can't really say that though because I love all her albums. If you are a deana fan and like all her work, this one isn't any different. She just keeps giving what her fans want. I think what makes her so unique from all the other female artists out there is that she has that strong country accent. And it stays with her throughout all her songs. Now other artist who consider themselves to be country, such as shania twain....You can't even put her into a genre anymore. Deana is no trader and it shows on this album.