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Hooten Hallers: The Hooten Hallers - COMPACT DISCSTitle: The Hooten Hallers Artist: Hooten Hallers Label: Big Muddy Records Product Type: COMPACT DISCS UPC: 888295553018 Genre: Rock Release Date: 2017 04 21 Number of Discs: 1 2017 release. The Hooten Hallers have been busting vans and playing blurry back room bars for a decade but on their self titled album they come out swinging with new life and a healthy balance of freneticism and focus. Having toured for years as a garage blues duo, the band has
Title: The Hooten HallersArtist: Hooten Hallers
Label: Big Muddy Records
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 888295553018
Genre: Rock
Release Date: 2017-04-21
Number of Discs: 1
2017 release. The Hooten Hallers have been busting vans and playing blurry back room bars for a decade but on their self-titled album they come out swinging with new life and a healthy balance of freneticism and focus. Having toured for years as a garage-blues duo, the band has recently evolved to include baritone saxophone player Kellie Everett, who has had stints recording and gigging with the likes of Pokey Lafarge, J.D. Wilkes, The Legendary Shack Shakers and William Elliott Whitmore. Everett's background in jazz standards and music theory are spliced with the unhinged showmanship that have built the Hooten Hallers' rapidly growing national following to create an album that can be at times be wild, in your face, party music while still leaving space for a tender ballad with soul and classic country influence. This type of versatility has allowed The Hooten Hallers to expand their already varied audience. It's not uncommon to walk into one of their shows to see outlaw bikers dancing next to some college kids dancing next to an aging hippie or a couple of parents whose kids are at home with the babysitter. This album, recorded in a repurposed Masonic temple owned by Johnny Walker of the garage-blues band the Soledad Brothers, features contributions from Ryan Koenig (Pokey LaFarge, Jack Grelle) and was produced by Kristo Baricevic of Big Muddy Records.
Tracks:
1.1 Charla
1.2 Dig
1.3 Further from Shore
1.4 Knew You'd Come Around
1.5 Rhythm ; Blues
1.6 Albatross
1.7 Garlic Dream
1.8 Gravity
1.9 The Scrapper's Lament
1.10 Staying Away from Joe
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★★★★★ 3
Nice looking. Not very sturdy. Easy to install.
Size: 40x7 2Pcs, Color: White, Size: 40x7 2Pcs, Color: White
Update: The shelf slopes at about a 45° angle when you put anything more than about a pound on the outside edge of it. Perfectly fine up against the wall. Just seems like the braces inside aren't long enough to really give the stability needed. Bracket is nice and tight against the wall. Had to add braces underneath to hold a small plant, a photo and a small container. Wa sloping more and more each week
The shelves look great and we're pretty easy to install. They have a single bracket that is very easy to mount to the wall and get nice and level..
The downside is that the bracket isn't long enough to go between studs. This seems like a pretty simple oversight. I mean why wouldn't you make it long enough to go stud to stud?
Secondly and maybe more fatally the bars that go inside the shelf to support them coming out from the wall are significantly shorter than the depth of the shelf. Unfortunately this means the shelf is only supported the first few inches coming out from the wall so there is the potential for a slight lean forward..
The anchors they send are trash. Cheap soft plastic that just tears and bends with a screwdriver. I would suggest spending $2 and grabbing your own anchors from Ace or home Depot.
The shelves are essentially made of a high grade cardboard kind of wood. They are not going to support much weight or last for years and years however there incredibly affordable and look nice and easy to install. Long as your expectations are right you'll be happy.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 23, 2023
★★★★★ 5
Great product.
Size: 24x6 2Pcs, Color: Black
Very good sturdy item
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Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Great shelves!
Color: Grey, Size: 55 Inch, Style: 2 Pack
This shelf is lovely--simple and modern. My handyman said it was easy to install AND made a note to buy it for his own rental units because he said the internal supports were very sturdy. Fast delivery and exactly as described--and the price is nice, too.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 17, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Good size and quality
Easy installation, been up on the wall for several months now and they're exactly what we were looking for. Pretty sturdy, good quality. First order of these came broken but they replaced them no problem.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 31, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Open kitchen concept came alive ❤️
Love these shelves and recommend to others. They are sturdy with the mounting bracket system and look great. It was easy to install with another set of hands. The material has the look I wanted and there were no missing parts!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 2, 2026