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Track by Track Review
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Walking Away, Feeling Alone
There is a lot of Hawaiian type music in the mix here. This is bouncy and entertaining. Some Latin angles appear at times, too. This is essentially folk music. |
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I'm Writing
While not a big change, this is slower and more pure folk tock based. It’s a solid tune, but a little less interesting than the opener was. |
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My Little Lamb
More of a blues rocker meets singer/songwriter tune, this is a strong number. |
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If I Ever Leave Here
Loaded with drama and retro cool, this track is closer to a ballad. It’s also one of the strongest things here. |
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Count Down By Threes
This bluesy rocker is a stop up from the previous tune. It earns a parental advisory. It’s also one of my favorite tunes here. It has some real retro cool, feeling a little like vintage Dire Straits. |
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Timpani Drum
Another classy and dramatic rocker, this one gets a minor parental advisory. It’s another winner. |
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Think Of Something To Say
Folk rock meets singer-songwriter on this tune. It’s a good piece, but not a standout. |
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Keep Talking, Baby
While this isn’t a big change, it’s another effective song. It has some moments that really shine. |
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Banners and Champagne Wine
Slow and rather bluesy, this has some great retro vibes. This is a strong tune, but not really a highlight. |
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Roadside, Near Peru
Closer to a ballad, this song works well without redefining anything. |
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