Dr. John Fell
Kyle Brown
Joe Sloan
Adam Miller
Nick Petrie
You can hear influences of classic country singers, from Willie Nelson to Johnny Cash. In fact, “Peace Maker” might give you the same chills you get when you listen to The Highwaymen’s “Highwayman.” It’s a song laced with country & western images. It’s like The Quick and The Dead for the ears. Heaven, Hell or Oklahoma is one hell of an album.
“End of the Line” has a bit of a newer country sound interlaced with the classic sound. If you’re a pure country fan, you’ll enjoy these songs. They stick with that country “unwritten law” of singing about driving and fighting (and other things), throughout the songs. This is real country music.
There’s a little something for everyone in the eleven songs on this album. As you listen to the songs you’ll remember the good days of country music (those being anything from the 1990’s or earlier).
“In Your Eyes” is a nice slow paced, somewhat romantic song. The guitar really leads this song.
Expect to hear plenty of country twang. There are skillfully played instruments helping each of these songs sink into your ears. This is a five-star country recording that everyone with even the smallest interest in country music should own.
Get a listen at https://soundcloud.com/docfellmusic.
This country classics inspired album of new music is brought to you by the good people of Whiplash Pr & Marketing, www.whiplashpr.com.
