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Great job man , Best one from you yet . Probably more in the Alt country genre, then mainstream Thanks for stopping by, I appreciate it. Love the string hammering to get that groove going Tom...very nice and clean vocals and instruments...and nice harmoinica...
Don't "hear" country...more like british folk of the 70s and 80s
and really like the next one that plays...with those talented musers The Corking Crackers... has strains of Sweet Home Alabama running through it Thanks, John......I agree. This isn't supposed to be "country" Maybe just a slight seasoning of country, but definitely folk rock. And thanks to you both for listening.... this place has lately become more of an AI exhibition.
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