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In some ways, Eric D. Johnson’s career has been an exercise in patience. His debut album as Fruit Bats — a name he didn’t expect to stick — came out 25 years ago. And while he saw some crossover success with his 2003 single “
Clay DuBose – Father Time & Mother Nature This music opens with a catchy tune, assembled as a somewhat modern country rock number. The lyrics at times teeter on cliches & things heard before, but…but…the focus should then turn toward Clay DuBose’s skillful effort. He’s entertaining, his vocal approach is prominent, a staid side of […]
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The Sensational Country Blues Wonders! – Music Sounds Better When You’re Stoned With a vocal application similar to the eccentric Wall of Voodoo vocalist Stan Ridgeway, this effort is actually interesting, a gourmet blend of new wave with an undefinable quality. In a word, nothing like what you hear regularly today, so it defines itself […]
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Whatever sound this east Texas band is searching for, the certainly found one that makes fast friends with the ears and hearts of true country listeners who love to hear twang in their tunes, and songs inspired from real life.
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