The second coming of the Donkeys has teeth, storm, and soul.
“Salty Sea Dog” is the raw, weathered second album from Daddy Long Legs and the Swamp Donkeys—a record soaked in brine, heartbreak, and heavy blues. If their debut was a fire-lit sermon from the swamp, this one feels like it’s been dragged through a shipwreck and left to howl on the shore.
Built on stories of wild love, rusted promises, long nights, and longer roads, Salty Sea Dog dives deeper into the grit and soul that the band is known for. The harmonica wails like wind through broken sails, the bass and drums crash like waves against the hull, and the guitar cuts through the mix like a blade smuggled in a boot heel.