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"Oh -- my -- god! Fabulous." — Marilyn Rea Beyer, WUMB "Reminiscent of vintage Kevin Welch and old O’Kanes material with new musical, philosophical and political twists. Great lyrics and fabulous duets." — Laura Hopper, KPIG "I am so impressed by the sound of this record. It's just an artistic breath of fresh air." — Mike Lyons, Triple A Radio.com "This is a fabulous record! I especially love "Workin' for the Man." Man, what a lyric!" — Rik James, KGLT "They have a real honest, lived-in sound that carries the music, body and soul, past artificial boundaries of technology right to your brain-pan." — Bob Allen WIAA "True and glorious traditionalism with not a bad track in sight." — Bruce Elder, Sydney Morning Herald "With 12 tracks including instrumental "Cecil's Lament" and Welch's gloriously melodic "Too Old To Die Young," Can't Save is a treat." — Larry Schwartz, The Age "The Kane-Sean Locke penned soft gospel title track sets the mood for this disc - arguably their finest hour.... Don’t mistake this for alt country - it’s real roots country delivered in its purest form." — David Dawson, Beat magazine "Lyrical, sensuous, intriguing, the music washes over the listener, encasing them in sensation...it's impossible not to be drawn into the beauty of these songs." — Kathy Coleman, Take Country Back Check out the great review in the Australian Financial Review!
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Released: 2004 Kieran Kane (vocals, guitar, octave mandolin, banjo, boxes, shakers, whappers, feets)
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