The Devil Can’t Do You No Harm is one of the brightest tag team ideas in the underground roots rock world. Andalusian rocker savants, Guadalupe Plata, and New York City renaissance man, Mike Edison, bring heavy-duty complementary skills across ten recordings that pay homage to the building blocks of the rock world with raucous modern takes on American gospel, folk, and pre-civil war spiritual cuts. Those who are familiar with Edison’s career know his penchant for the history of early American music, as he notes on his Arts & Seizures podcast and critically acclaimed books I Have Fun Everywhere I Go and more recently Sympathy For The Drummer: Why Charlie Watts Matters. Guadalupe Plata’s critically heralded catalog is rooted deep in the world of blues, early psychedelic rock, and rockabi...
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