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Tomislav  Goluban  with  Crooked  Eye  Tommy—

                                             Nashville Road—Overton Music OMX 1003


                                             Tomislav and Tommy have extended their friendship

                                             into recording an album that has TG on harmonica and
                                             some vocals with CET on vocals, electric, acoustic and

                                             lap guitar. Backed by: Eric Robert; keyboards, Doug
                                             Selbert; bass, Alphonso Wesby; drums, Jasco Duende;

                                             guitar, Bill Gilliam; upright bass, and Grady Clark; slide

                                             guitar.

     The instrumental ‘Hard Run’, is a seriously fast paced, raw harmonica and percussion

     delight with excellent piano and guitar solos.


     The percussively enticing, rocking stomper ‘Rock Dog’ rolls along nicely, as CET’s
     raw vocals are underpinned by duelling harmonica and guitar.


     The  bouncing  piano,  steaming,  smoking,  harmonica-led  ‘Up  Is  Down’,  is  a  fiery,
     floor-duster.


     ‘Bad Choices Make Good Stories’ is a laconically lazy, Jazz piano influenced, drawling
     harmonica  led,  slowburner,  with  richly  picked  guitar,  over  the  top  is  a  casually,

     relaxed and enticing vocal from CET.


     The  instrumental  ‘Hip  Hop  Shake’,  delivers  a  splendidly  pounding,  Rockabilly
     percussion, with raw harmonica leading a rocking piano and guitar that blasts out,

     for good measure.


     An infectiously lazy southern percussive beat infuses ‘Hard Candy’, while a joy filled
     piano rolls on with a warm, comforting harmonica; a richly picked guitar joins in.

     Sweet!

     The  lazy  Southern  feel  continues  on  ‘Keep  Moving  On’,  with  a  walking  paced

     harmonica and piano, a guitar and organ pleasantly injects a faster rocking feel.

     The swinging ‘Life Is Good’, is about good times, as a sweetly played harmonica and

     piano duets with the warmth of a rich, comforting guitar.


     ‘There  Is  A  Train’,  raises  the  philosophical  question—what  and  where  is  your
     destination? This delta-infused, haunting mixture of upright bass and slide, only add

     to the mournfully weaving harmonica. CET’s darkly, inquisitive and inquiring vocal,
     invites you to answer for your actions.


     Recommended!

     Brian Harman.
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