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A brilliant album! It is really hard to pick a favorite as they are all amazing works of art. The lyrics are all very potent and real. Light a Fire conjures up a very vivid but more unusual picture but every track has me gripped and listening. Another deep and meaningful album which is very well put together.
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Now You See It
by Susan O'Neill
supported by 11 fans who also own “Someone to Tell it to”
I just love “Truth can be kind “. Such wonderful harmonies on this track. A real showcase for Susan O’Neill.
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One Go Around
by Jeffrey Martin
supported by 7 fans who also own “Someone to Tell it to”
Title track was the first I'd ever heard of Jeff's work and it struck me like a ten-ton hammer. Was a perfect fit for the small-town college I was attending at the time, not far from train tracks itself. Every time I hear this, I can see the amber light of the street lamps and think about a few walks I made around campus in the dead of night. Still haven't grabbed hold of the life I've been given as firmly as I ought to, but this song soothes my regret...and the chorus reminds me....
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Stirring Americana set to acoustic arrangements and topped by the legendary Alice Gerrard’s lovely, world-wise voice.
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Seawheel
by David Lonton-Baxter
”Seawheel Acoustic” delivers captivating melodies and heartfelt lyrics in songs that are equal parts soothing and enchanting.
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PuSHING THE PuLL DOoR
by Tom Houston
Tom Houston swings between heartfelt folk and quirky slice-of-life spoken word, augmented with electronics, on his latest LP.
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Dogs In The Daylight
by Jeffrey Martin
supported by 7 fans who also own “Someone to Tell it to”
It's tough to pick a favorite track off this album, but there's something about Hard Year that cuts deeper than the rest. I spent many days driving in and out of the Catskill mountains and this album was my compass.
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