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Paul Chesne: White Man's Curse
(Self-released)
By Doug Simpson
Los Angeles-based, country-tinged singer-songwriter Paul Chesne is the kind of guy who makes going out to local dive bars worth the drive. On Chesne’s latest self-released album, White Man’s Curse, you can practically hear beer bottles emptying and people dancing to the memorable riffs and good-time vibe.
Chesne, who resembles a young Joe Walsh, cites Willie Nelson, Bob Dylan and Johnny Cash as influences, which is readily apparent on upbeat Nashville number “Won’t Die” and blues/gospel hopeful ballad “There’s a Place.”
Grade: B
White Man’s Curse is currently available.
Article posted on 2/20/2008
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