• Track Premiere: Gritty Americana Trio Ten Ton Man Release “Crazy Theory”

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    Americana Lady Posted On July 31, 2015
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    We have had the pleasure of featuring the NYC trio Ten Ton Man in the past. Their latest new track, “Crazy Theory,” definitely does not disappoint. The song gives a nod to the Southern blues, complete with blues harmonica, organ, and some down home, dirty blues guitar that add a spice of Stevie Ray and B.B. King in the mix. This track will immediately make you feel like you’ve stepped in a small underground club at 4 a.m. where the diehards line the bar and tables, and the stench of brow sweat mixed with bourbon hangs in the air.

    If this is the preview of what’s to come in Ten Ton Man’s new EP, Permission to Sin, then I’m looking forward to another wild ride with this band!

    “Crazy Theory” – new single from upcoming Ten Ton Man EP, Permission to Sin – out this fall!

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