'The Dry Law' by The Last Tycoons
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'The Dry Law' by The Last Tycoons

Have a listen to The Last Tycoons' lead single from their upcoming debut album, due out this September.

A bluesy lament on prohibition, 'The Dry Law' offers a taste of what we can expect from the Dubliners' debut long player.

As lead singer Steve says: "I quit drinking and started to write a song about it." And although he was off the booze just a month, it seems the dry spell helped inspire him, along with a certain Rat Pack crooner: "I was reading a biography of Dean Martin at the time and there was all this stuff about him working in speakeasies and casinos as a kid, surrounded by all these gangsters. So I just put the two things together and made up this story about it."

It'll put a thirst on you, for sure!

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(4 articles in total in Hotpress.com archive)

INTERVIEW: 26 Jun 2009
We chat to rootsy pioneers The Last Tycoons about name changes, living in the past, and going on the wagon.



NEWS: 11 Jun 2009
The Dublin alt-country merchants give us a preview of their forthcoming debut with lead single 'The Dry Law', which you can have a listen to right here...



REVIEW: 15 May 2007
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