Review by Brian M. Collyer

Howard Childress & The Clefts have released their latest album "I Know You Don't Love Me Whoa" and it's an impressive collection of blues and rock tracks. The album features Childress' soulful vocals and his band's tight musicianship, creating a sound that is both classic and modern.

From the opening track "Got My Mojo Workin'" to the closing number "I Can't Quit You Baby," the album is filled with catchy riffs and memorable lyrics. The band's cover of "Crossroads" is particularly noteworthy, with Childress' vocals paying homage to the legendary bluesman Robert Johnson.

The album's standout track is "I Know You Don't Love Me Whoa," a slow-burning blues number that showcases Childress' emotive vocals and the band's understated instrumentation. The song's haunting melody and lyrics will stay with listeners long after the album has ended.

Summary by Brian M. Collyer

"I Know You Don't Love Me Whoa" is a strong offering from Howard Childress & The Clefts. Fans of blues and rock music will appreciate the band's musicianship and the album's well-crafted songs. It's a must-listen for anyone who enjoys soulful, heartfelt music.