Summary: Michael Lee Firkins is not a newbie in the guitar business. Some may recall his first albums in the Mike Varney stable of shredders, Shrapnel Records. Michael provides us with Yep (on the <a href="http://www.magnacarta.net/">Magna Carta</a> label) an album very far from this era with a powerful guitar music.<br> It's not complicated the only thing I did not like about the album is the cover. That said, I agree, it is a matter of taste and what matters is the music inside. On that end you can be sure the music rocks big time throughout all the album.<br> <a href="http://www.michaelleefirkins.com/"></a><br> In Yep, everything is good: very good songs, plenty of guitars with that sound with the kind of blues/rock spirit that only the american can do.<br> <a href="http://www.michaelleefirkins.com/"></a><br> Extracts of Yep played before the interview<br> <br> * Golden Oldie Jam<br> * Cajun Boogie<br> * Last Call<br> * The Cane<br> <br> Enjoy,<br> Pierre.<br>
