John Weeks Band - How Can You Love Me?

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Album: Dark Angel, vocals: Stacey Turpenoff - Lyrics: How can you love me? When you don't like anything that I do or that I say. (x2)
The only time we get along now, is when you always always get your way
and your always get your way.
My friends they don't come over anymore
They all think that I've lost my mind. (ohh yeah).
My friends they don't come over anymore.
'Cause they all think that I've lost my mind. (ohh yeahh).
They just can't believe that I let you, let you treat me so unkind. You know you treat me so unkind. (ohh yeah).
-- Guitar Solo --
I think I finally woke up now I see you in the day life of day(x2)
I wanna tell you now, is that I've got to, got to send you on your way

Dark Angel is a finely played album, full of groove and some swagger too. Weeks has got the luxury to have many songwriters in his band, to help him out building a highly entertaining record like this.

Danny Haynes on keyboards and vocals is a true revelation. His songwriting is inspired, his vocals crisp and his work on keyboards an authentic joy to listen to. Stacey Turpenoff helps out as well on the songwriting but when it comes to singing, she is certainly The Lady in the John Weeks Band's house. Her vocal deliveries are terrific and Turpenoff is able to deliver either joy and playfulness, like in the song Devil In My House or intense, deep emotions, like in that splendid ballad that is The Blues Just Got More Blue, thanks to her soulful, powerful voice .

The new John Weeks Band's album delivers many wonderful musical moments. Impossible is a delicate semi-acoustic tune, perfectly executed by a band in stratospheric form. A separate mention deserves How Can You Love Me?, a slow tempo blues tune that exemplify the most the fluidity of sound of this tried-and-true music machine. Stephen Whitfield on bass and Robert Fiorino on drums work in perfect synchronicity with one another. Week's guitar solo on this tune is absolutely outstanding. Danny Hayne's work on piano is, again, top notch and Stacey Turpenoff's singing style is smooth like the sweetest of caresses.

Dark Angel is an excellent record and musically, a vast step forward in comparison to the band's debut album. The John Weeks Band shows all the positive signs of a band destined to a great future in the music business.
- Giovanni "Gio" Pilato from Bluebird reviews

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