Currently Unavailable Artist: Shannon & The Clams
Genre: Rock
Release Date: 02/16/2018
Label: Nonesuch
Catalog Number: 565921
Recording: Studio
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Format: Vinyl LP
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Shannon & The Clams
Amoeba Review
09/07/2020
Shannon & the Clams do it again! Onion should prove to be thoroughly satisfying to fans of the throwback gospel-tinged garage group. Produced by Dan Auerbach, these candy-coated tracks are a joy to listen to. Shannon Shaw’s growlingly romantic female vocals add a rock ’n’ roll edge to the proceedings, while Cody Blanchard’s swooning ‘50s crooner vox showcase the softer side of the band. Onion is a delight.























