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    HM Magazine #78/Mule Davis
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    Mule Davis

    Mule Davis

    Reviewed by Doug Van Pelt

    Label independentHM Magazine #78July 1999
    southern rockacoustic

    First impressions can be bad, which is why it helps to have your most representative (or best) song first on your CD. This is not the case with this 12-song disc. Think Three Crosses style acoustic Southern rock. Very Nashville-sounding at times. Other times vocalist Steve Counts goes into falsetto-land Bono-style and the band trips out. Very creative. When they get mushy and CHR-like, I'm gone. But most of the material is so fresh and creative that I'm there. I could end up really, REALLY liking these guys!

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