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    John Cox

    Sanctuary

    (2005)

    Reviewed by Amanda Walker

    Discogs
    Label Ko RecordsThe Phantom Tollbooth2005
    adult alternativepop rock

    When experiencing Sanctuary, you will be surprised to know he's a married man with 6 kids. Passion is heard, and you will know that he sings with his total heart, soul and mind. His vocals are a strong mix of Gavin DeGraw, Rob Thomas and Rob Hotchkiss (Train) with musical influences of Led Zeppelin and Petra mixed with his own personal flavors.

    Great guitar lines, unique song progressions, and a great production. An extremely deep and easy listen.

    5 tocks

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