The Spitfire Nines

Another song on this eight track album such as “Eleventh Hour” is a tribute to Fallen Nils front man Alex Soria. It’s more up beat and kind reminds me of a part in empire records as Renee Zellweger is singing on the roof top… oh yes! The old time fav “Sugarhigh” by Coyote Shivers. It obviously is not the same but nonetheless is probably one of the best songs on the “Eight” album other than “Eldorado”. - Theradiostation.blog

Another song on this eight track album such as “Eleventh Hour” is a tribute to Fallen Nils front man Alex Soria. It’s more up beat and kind reminds me of a part in empire records as Renee Zellweger is singing on the roof top… oh yes! The old time fav “Sugarhigh” by Coyote Shivers. It obviously is not the same but nonetheless is probably one of the best songs on the “Eight” album other than “Eldorado”. - Theradiostation.blog

The band is crammed onto the pub’s tiny stage. The audience, an eclectic mix of college kits and harden pub vets are held in sway as the Nines varied musical tastes offer a morsel for one and all. For the Dawson/Vanier/John Abbot crowd, there is a healthy selection of Spitfire Nines originals. Though the band has yet to release an album (one is promised, though not in a completely un-Chinese Democracy way) they know all the words, and belt them out from across the room. For the pub warriors, there are the old drinking songs; warm, friendly and easy, like your OK looking cousin. And for the rest of us, there’s the covers. Where the hell else, I ask you, would you get The Clash, Steve Earl, Blondie, Gordon Lightfoot and the aforementioned Neil Diamond in the same set? - Green Miracle Productions