Album Notes

"The Big Hit" is a little bit of folk in a complicated world. Acoustic blues, intimate alt.country, a little rock and roll; old school American music. Liberal patriotic tunes on one hand, and a few tunes about unrequited love, or loves that went on a little too long on the other, in the grand American tradition of music from the people.

Track 9, "Green Valleys of Tennessee" is an intimate view of a soldier on the field.
Track 2, "Four Years too Long" is that kinda regret from leaving someone a bit too late.
Track 1, "Gas To Albuquerque Blues" is a punchy, tight blues number with rollickin' blues harmonica.
and Track 10, "Selfish" is what happens when you get a audience to sing along with an anti-inspirational confessional pop song: "I decided today to be a little more selfish; oh, I decided today to be a little more mean. It ain't in my nature but neither is success, and I'd rather be dirty than a f*in' failure and clean."

I like all of them; but those four might be a place to start.

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