Mississippi Call Reviews

American folk singer and songwriter Brian Charles Tischleder continues o impress music lovers with his rich sound. His new single Paul and Babe has a zesty flavor and reveals Tischleder’s passion for his musical craft.” - Warlockasylumn

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Showcasing dynamic diversity, a series of captivating instrumental sections, check out at 2:06, keeps the single engaging from beginning to end. By the time ‘Paul and Babe’ concludes, you'll be humming along to the infectious chorus and eager to hit repeat for another listen.” - Wokechimp

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Bringing flare and fire straight out of the gate, “Paul and Babe” by Minneapolis based singer-songwriter Brian Charles Tischleder is one of those rare tracks that you know is bound to get you swingin’ and shakin’ from the moment the snare rolls on and the keys step up to say, “welcome to the party”.” - Crookedforest

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"Paul and Babe" is the first single off of Minneapolis-based Brian Charles Tischleder's latest release, Mississippi Call. A powerful Zydeco-channeling banger, "Paul and Babe" smokes with Chicago Blues horns and Hammond B3, with an energy reminiscent of Elvis' "A Little Less Conversation."” - Coyote Music

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Paul and Babe a Rock and Roll sensation.” - Krannaken

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It is high-octane, energetic to the point of euphoric, bluesy, groovy and full of life. Pianos rock, drums roll, Hammonds howl at the moon, brass stabs and swaggers, guitars lick and Tishleder tops it all off with one of those voices that suggests that he has seen, tackled and wrung a lot out of life.” - Dave Franklin

Dancing About Architecture

The track is masterfully designed with a high-octane soundscape featuring some of the most enticing organic beats of swing.” - Jennifer Stone

thedailymusicroll

Whether you’re a die-hard blues fan or simply love music that makes you feel alive, his latest album is not to be missed.” - Jukebox Time

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“Paul and Babe” comes in at two minutes and forty-five seconds and it left me quite impressed. This song has a lot going on in its instrumental, providing a richly layered tapestry of texture that will make you want to get up and move; my absolute favorite element was the way the bass guitar and drums played together in one of the funkiest rhythm sections I have heard in a long time. Tischleder’s time-worn vocals are raspy and passionate and I feel like his performance matches the lyrics - and the way the song sounds as a whole - perfectly. ” - whichcoast

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