is needed to wrap up the loose
ends. If you would like to sup-
port their effort to tell real stories
of real people around the globe
who are adversely affected by
others’ personal, corporate and/
or political greed – then hit him
up at the website above!
In addition to being a great and
dynamic musician, Dan Shee-
han is also an occasional music
reviewer. Here’s his take on the
latest from the Rich Lynch Band.
“Take Me To Your Liter” is anoth-
er fine example of Lynch’s clever
songwriting and arranging skills.
Rich’s recent move from the
Northeast to Nashville is evident
on the track which mixes treme-
lo guitar and Hammond organ
swirls with rock riffs and some
psychedelic touches, resulting in
a country/rock hybrid track set-
ting a perfect vibe for humorous
but poignant lyrics about the
need to drown one’s sorrows in
alcohol in these times. Hopefully
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the track can provide the listener
enough relief from life’s chal-
lenges that they can hold off on
actually hittin’ the sauce!
Bobby Kimball has released
the sonically pleasing We’re
Not In Kansas Anymore. Wait,
was he in Kansas? Oh, that’s
right Kimball was the voice of
TOTO when they ruled the ra-
dio in their heyday. We’re a bit
confused. What’s not confusing
is the fact that the album’s 11
tracks add up to one fine plat-
ter of music from one of rock’s
brightest lights. Bobby says, “As
artists and musicians we live
our lives chasing a dream … the
dream of expressing ourselves
through the songs we create
and sing. I surrounded myself
with some of the best session
players and songwriters in the
business, and I feel you can hear
and sense that when you listen
to the music.” It’s all there in
unmistakable, trademark form
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