"An album that delivers on electric shock both in style and effect" Whether it's the rock 'n' roll that has seeped into the blues of Jay Tamkin or just his natural style that makes this album an exciting ride.But it's also an album that's built on more than just play it loud and play it fast. 'Troubles' for me,for instance is about six minutes of hypnotic blues,that slowly reveals itself. However,lurking underneath is the same unstoppable energy of the showstopping 'Get in Your Way' However there's still room for a little jazz relief with the aptly named 'Nice'n'Jazzy'which delivers everything it's tilte suggests it might. In fact, there are two moments of 'light relief'.Because joining 'Nice'n'Jazzy' is 'La Frescura' and again,if the title suggests romantic, exotic latin rhythms, that's exactly what you get.While both tracks are in sharp contrast to the adrenaline fuelled blues of the rest of SORTED they are so beautifully executed that they work perfectly, cleansing the palate before it's time to savour the main feast again. The rest of SORTED is all about 'blues/rock' including the puzzlingly titled 'Jedi',which may lean on modern culture but is huge fun.Thankfully SORTED has been left pretty much as nature intended,untouched and raw. The producers have left well alone,'Leavin This Town'is undoubtedly the Jay Tamkin Band at it's best, untamed and free, it's also the perfect way to sign off. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; addi