This set is interesting for certain. I suppose the simplest description would be "roots music." It covers everything here, but there is a decent range on the disc. We get things from country based sounds to folk rock to bluegrass and more. The bottom line is that if you like folk-based music, give this a try. It's well-done and you are likely to find something you will really enjoy.

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I love the roots music groove on this tune. It has plenty of folk music and some country in the mix. This is old school stuff, but has a great energized groove and modern production quality.

Country and folk are the sounds on this number. The country (and an old-school version at that) is the real dominant element. This is a tasty piece that works really well.

A sea of voices start the title track with no instrumental accompaniment. From there a gentle folk song emerges with a lot of class built into it.

Built around ukulele, this is an intriguing cut. It's a little on the goofy side, though and not as effective as the rest. I'm not convinced of the wisdom of putting it in the closing position.