John Hiatt: Bottom Line, New York
Barney Hoskyns, The Times, August 1990
A SKINNY troubadour with a throaty, abrasive growl of a voice, John Hiatt slides in to the American rock dream somewhere between Ry Cooder at his more esoteric and John Cougar Mellencamp at his most demotic.
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