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ALBUM REVIEW
Neal Pace from The spirit is already
directly
evident in the old-fashioned rocker “Over The Moon” with
vibrant harmonica
playing of Canadian JC Mosquito. On the whole album, with
constant babble
and solos, Neal leaves a distinctive sound like Crazy Horse, which
makes the
resemblance to Neil (Young) complete. The resemblance to Neil Young is
not
annoying however, because Neal is not imitating the dinosaur, but its
soul and
bliss is exposed fully in the songs. "Maybe Someday" alternates
electric and acoustic and has a song in “Down By The River”
form in “On Top of
The World”. More than eight minutes long and alternating vocals
and guitar
solos, this is the absolute top of the album. Folk and country (with a
Byrds influence)
meet on Lost Days. Neal manifests in the role
of acoustic
musician, with occasional accompaniment of bass and great vocal
harmonies
during the stripped “Empty”. Despite two missteps during
the album and
unfinished songs in “ http://www.altcountryforum.nl/2009/10/13/neal-pace-maybe-someday/
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