This is an intriguing set. It has a real timeless, classic quality to it. The single word explanation for this would be "Americana," but there is quite  a bit of wiggle room within that label. This showcases some classic rock, plenty of country, a lot of folk and more. It's all very effective. The instrumental work performs the proper function of creating effective songs, even when it includes solos. The vocals (and particularly when we get multiple layers and types) are just about perfect for this music. All in all, this might not be the most original thing you've heard, but it's quite strong.

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More of a pure folk tune, this is powerful stuff. It makes me think of John Flynn to some degree.

There is a healthy helping of country music built into this number. It rocks a bit more than some of the others, and the slide guitar really reinforces that country element. This is another effective tune on a disc that's full of them. The vocal arrangement and hooks on this are so strong.

I'm reminded just a bit of Rod Stewart on this tune. It's a bit more of a bluesy rocker. It's classy stuff no matter how you label it. It's also a great closer. The fade down to some turntable noise followed by a return to the song proper is a nice touch.