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    HM Magazine #77/Nobody's Fool

    Nobody's Fool

    [title unknown]

    Reviewed by Doug Van Pelt

    Label independentHM Magazine #77May/June 1999
    acousticclassic rock

    You'd never guess that this band was the remnants of the Queensryche-meets-Maiden rockers Sacred Warrior, but that is Jackson Flying V slinger Bruce Swift singing lead vocals - and he's only playing an acoustic guitar! Drummer Tony Velazquez isn't smashing the drums like the old days here, but this five-member group is creating an easy-going rock that would fit well within the classic rock genre. I hear hints of The Eagles, Billy Squier, and maybe even Tesla. As always, these boys are singing about the Lord.

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