A stark contrast to Johnny Azari's first album, "The Tropic of Entropy", which features only a man and his guitar, "Road Dog's Teeth" is sure to surprise current fans and captivate new ones. Loaded with harmonies, bass, accordion, banjo, harmonica, and drums, "Road Dog's Teeth" sticks to the Delta- Blues Johnny has become known for, but has twists of folk, country, and disco. Yes, disco. If you want to be conflicted about the genre of music you're listening to, this album will not disappoint, as we're quite sure you've not heard anything like it. "Road-Dog's Teeth" also introduces Jamie Elizabeth, Johnny's partner in crime, song, and subversion, whose voice floats in and out of the record with four-part harmonies and soulful solos. All the noise makers are wielded by Johnny and a few friends who popped by to lend their talents. The singles range from the hard-hitting 'Loyalty,' to the delta-blues disco track 'Bitter,' and the painful honest satire of 'Ol' Monsanto Stole a Farm.' "Road-Dog's Teeth" is stocked full of variety, depth, musicianship, and passion.