Alabama 3 - How Can I Protect You ?

by Philip Vincent

published: 18 / 9 / 2005

Label: One Little Indian
Format: CDS

intro

Latest single from Brixton-based country acid house rockers Alabama 3

What can I say? I discovered Alabama 3 earlier this year and they blew my bobby socks off! This is the second single off their latest album 'Outlaw' and continues the band’s march in their quest to make hella catchy singalong songwriting with a slightly dark twist. 'How Can I Protect You ?'features the Irish Band Aslan singing in the choruses and it only helps the song. (Actually if I am honest it lifts it to a whole new level!) Some critics have slated this song as being far too “pop” in comparison to the rest of the band's country acid house politically slanted mix, but I bloody love it and you will too if you listen!

Track Listing:-

1 How Can I Protect You?
2 Let It Slide (Remix)
3 Terra Firma (Remix)

Band Links:-

http://www.alabama3.co.uk/
https://www.facebook.com/thealabama3
https://twitter.com/TheAlabama3
https://www.youtube.com/user/Alabama3akaA3
https://plus.google.com/114105243203762208008

Label Links:-

http://www.indian.co.uk/
https://www.facebook.com/olirecords
https://twitter.com/olirecords
http://www.songkick.com/users/onelittleindian
https://www.youtube.com/user/onelittleindian
https://plus.google.com/+OneLittleIndianRecords

interviews

Interview (2012)

Peter Allison talks to Larry Love from Alabama 3 about his band's hip hop and sample-infused latest album, 'Shoplifting 4 Jesus', and which finds them reflecting angrily on the global economy, digital piracy and the London riots.

Interview (2009)

Interview (2007)

Interview (2005)

live reviews

Academy, Manchester, 29/11/2014

At the Academy in Manchester Billy Seagrave watches Alabama 3 play an exuberant yet thought-provoking set

Rock City, Nottingham, 12/11//2009

Academy, Manchester, 26/4/2008

Rescue Rooms, Nottingham, 8/10/2007

Brook, Southampton, 29/5/2005

digital downloads

Amazon.co.uk Widgets

soundcloud

reviews

Shoplifting 4 Jesus (2012)

Confrontational, yet hopeful new album from the Alabama 3 whose themes include the economic recession, digital piracy and the riots, and which finds them blending reggae and hip hop into their gospel/acid/country sound

M.O.R. (2007)

Outlaw (2005)