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"The Heart On Your Sleeve is a she-don't-love-me-anymore lyric wrapped in
the quintessential country beat, a Bakersfield shuffle. I wrote it at a time
when I was playing with a variety band that did some country, but only the
newer pop and rock country of the 90's, which is to say, not country at all.
Never trust a country band that can't or won't play a shuffle!
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CD: Don't Mean Maybe
Label: Independant
Credits: Tom Waselchuk |
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Mr Heartache is a punchy treatment of a tried and true theme, the
personification of the blues.
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CD: Don't Mean Maybe
Label: Independent
Credits: Ton Waselchuk |
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Usually I write a lyric first, then music. My Love Is True came in reverse
order, starting with the opening percussison & guitar groove, something that
I heard on a CD by a great writer and guitarist, Buddy Miller.
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CD: Don't Mean Maybe
Label: Independent
Credits: Tom Waselchuk |
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