It’s a warm welcome back to Tony Mitchell, fondly remembered by this scribe for fronting the 1990s Lancastrian minnows Kiss Of The Gypsy. Mitchell went on to pursue a tougher direction, but on Down And Dirty, he returns to his roots with Dirty White Boyz, a band that boast a cracking line-up and who have delivered an impressive set of memorable and hummable hard rock tunes.
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