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Sea Change by Cole F., Colleyville, TX “Sea Change” is a sharp divergence from Beck’s previous albums and offers another dimension from which to view the musician. Most noticeably, it is almost entirely acoustic ... Continue...
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The John Mayer Trio by McClain J., Kansas City, MO John Mayer’s September appearance in Kansas City showed how much confidence he has in the strength of his hardcore fan base. Gone was the brass band of last summer’s tour ... Continue...
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