Michael Hann

One of many soul acts looking back 50 years and doing very good business: Black Pumas, at the Roundhouse, reviewed

Plus: Courtney Marie Andrews has the songs, but not the sound

Eric Burton hits notes from the bottom to the top of the scales without the slightest effort, moving from a whisper to a scream: Black Pumas at the Roundhouse. [Photo: Lorne Thomson / Redferns]
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