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Moker/Tom,
Ohh yeah, great feel on this one! Except for some of the phrasing in the chorus, the whole deal reminds me of Neil Young. So I think of this as rock, more than something Nashville bound, but of course arrangement can change that.
Love the feel of the lyric/harmony/melody together, and Mokers stellar instrumental hook in there. Just super!
First I was a little scared to listen because of the title ("Shenandoah" is an all time great!), but it sounded nothing like that.. pheew!
Top notch collaboration! Very exciting to witness..
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