Music Review

The Old New Me (1993)

EW's GRADE
B

Details Lead Performance: Slim Dunlap; Genre: Rock

The only solo album by an ex-Replacement that doesn't sound like the Replacements. It could also be the Keith Richards album that never got made: where Richards shows he can actually sing. Mature, classy, and as unpretentious as you'd expect, guitarist Slim Dunlap's first set, The Old New Me, has surprising staying power — and, on the charmingly NRBQ-ish ''Isn't It,'' an organ-playing drive-in intermission like you wouldn't believe. B

Originally posted Jul 27, 2009 Published in issue #181 Jul 30, 1993 Order article reprints

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