What the Press is Saying
Scandalized
"Thursday night I had the opportunity to get scandalized" ..... "They released their first cd Cheap. Boozey. Dangerous. an awesome blues record, playing through the album and more. As for a review of the show I’m not really good for that. I’ll say this, they have excellent musicians on all of the instruments and watching Marty and Luke play off of each other is a treat."...." Amanda has a sexy alluring voice along with a stage a presence that sucks you in. The whole band has a well developed chemistry working as one from the guitars to Kims great saxophone playing. Rob takes care of business on the bass, as does Namingha and Reggie.
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one fan at a time
Whether the band is performing in a funky after-hours setting, a local concert club or a major outdoor summer stage, Randle & the Late Night Scandals seems to have the same effect on first-timers, many of whom find themselves scratching their heads and wondering where this elegantly decadent outfit has been hiding. Through a blend of charisma, sensuality, serious chops and the ability to make soul, funk, R&B and blues commingle in a perfectly seasoned gumbo, the band has been building a buzz one fan at a time over the past several years.Now, the band has dropped a new long-player in the form of “Cheap, Boozey, Dangerous,” and is backing the release with a slew of regional shows
Rob Lucas, My Star 102.5
“Greatest opening act EVER EVER EVER in the Canalside or even Thursday at The Square concert series...Randle & The Late Night Scandals." ..as soon as Randle & Co hit the first note, the place was just blown away with the best original high energy R&B I've heard in a long, LONG time. Randle, err, Amanda, their lead vocalist simply rocked...knows how to command a stage, having on one-one presence with the audience without delaying/talking too much in between songs.She reminded me of a wispy-almost-tipsy Marisa Tomei. With a great voice. ....
Also commanding the stage was a female alto sax player, who very simply fronted a band that sounded soooo close to James Brown's Famous Flames. THAT good. ...
Kimberly Young-Mason. She made me wanna go home and get my sax out of the basement.”
— Rob Lucas, My Star 102.5 "What we are Talking About
Also commanding the stage was a female alto sax player, who very simply fronted a band that sounded soooo close to James Brown's Famous Flames. THAT good. ...
Kimberly Young-Mason. She made me wanna go home and get my sax out of the basement.”
— Rob Lucas, My Star 102.5 "What we are Talking About
