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Song Review: Cris Jacobs feat. Lindsay Lou - “Work Song (I Can Still Sing)”

Cris Jacobs used the story of John Henry’s famous hammer to pound out “Work Song (I Can Still Sing).”

The lead single from One of These Days (April 26) features Lindsay Lou on vocals and combines the traditional story with a new melody as the duo sing fresh lyrics:

Long-hair woman, make that honey sweet/when I get home, I get home, I get home/gonna dance around the honeycomb

Members of the Infamous Stringdusters wrap Jacobs’ fingerpicked electric guitar in bluegrass instrumentation produced by Jerry Douglas. Call “Work Song (I Can Still Sing)” a bit of something old, something new, something borrowed, something bluegrass and a high-performance hybrid.

Grade card: Cris Jacobs feat. Lindsay Lou - “Work Song (I Can Still Sing)” - B

2/7/24

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FUCK

[americanahighways]

Music Reviews: The Cryin’ Shames, plus Desmond Dekker, Delroy Wilson, Ken Boothe, Dr. John, and Cris Jacobs

Music Reviews: The Cryin’ Shames, plus Desmond Dekker, Delroy Wilson, Ken Boothe, Dr. John, and Cris Jacobs #thecryinshames @cris_jacobs @desmonddekkerjnr_official #delroywilson @kenboothemusic @aka_drjohn #jeffburger #americanamusic @americanahighways #americanahighways #newmusic2024 #buymusic

Music Reviews: The Cryin’ Shames, plus Desmond Dekker, Delroy Wilson, Ken Boothe, Dr. John, and Cris Jacobs The Cryin’ Shames, a mid-sixties beat/pop group from Liverpool, England, were barely even a one-hit wonder on their home turf. Their sole significant chart tune, a 1966 cover of the Drifters’ “Please Stay” credited to Burt Bacharach and Bob Hillard, made it only to No. 26 on the U.K.…

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Cris Jacobs Will Release His Album One Of These Days

New Album Cris Jacobs Cris Jacobs – Photo: Joshua Black Wilkins Cris Jacobs’s New Album ‘One Of These Days’ Out April 26, 2024 Single Out Now “Work Song (I Can Still Sing)” Continue reading Untitled

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you say you love me and look in my eyes but i know, though mine, you were looking in yours.

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A family of performers - Interview with the Vampire (2022–)

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jacob night 2

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The vow ✨

One Piece (2023) S1E6

Bonus

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louis de pointe du lac  +  his red/maroon suits.

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interview with the vampire

1x02 | 1x03

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EVERYONE REJOICE THE KARLNAP COMIC IS HERE!!!

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immortality video good 😋

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I love that soulsborne games are often not just about pushing through and trying over and over again until you make it, but also about letting go and moving on. The world of dark souls would be better off if everyone just let go of the firelinking process, but they don’t. Dark souls 3 is a game dedicated to letting go. Moving on from the series to a new story. Yharnam’s cycle of violence is perpetuated by the refusal to move on from said cycle. In Elden Ring the world is stagnating and fractured because it won’t let go of its broken order. Trying again and again is the gameplay loop utilized to make the player a part of these themes. But you have to let go eventually. Move on. Accept that there will never be a dark souls 4 or a bloodborne 2, but that doesn’t mean you won’t ever see those themes or characters again. They will rise from the ashes, sporting a new face. In a new story. The blood of the dark souls games is used to paint the next story. The world might seem dark for now, but one day, tiny flames will dance across the darkness.

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INTERVIEW WITH THE VAMPIRE Louis + crying