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Ascension / Listen: /
Acoustic guitar instrumental which was left unfinished on the shelf for a long time. I finally had time to finish it up and record it. I hope you enjoy!
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Hundred Years / Listen: /
This is a track written to celebrate Robert Johnson in his centennial year. It features on the album Calling Your name by Trevor Sewell
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Nice Guy / Listen:/
The song's title doesn't refer to me, or to anyone in particular for that matter. When I'm putting a song together I make little notes just to keep track of things. "Nice Guy" is my little pet name for the ascending chord progression that's first heard around the 0:34 mark. I don't know why, but that's the name I gave that little progression when making my notes. The name just kind of stuck in my head and found its way to the title of the song as a whole.
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Where the Hell I've Gone / Listen: / Download
This Americana rocker is an outlaw's lament and ode to the lover that is left behind.
Red Hills and Cotton / Listen: / Download
“Red Hills and Cotton" is laid-back and easy like a walk down a shady dirt road. Sounding like something Gram Parsons would have penned in his heyday, this tune recollects the rise and fall of the southern cotton industry in a nostalgic and deeply personal fashion.
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