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DrmJ

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Solo artist heavily-influenced by 1964-1965 British Invasion music, and American Pop music

Published writer, published photographer, published poet, published cartoonist, published music journalist. Writer member and Publisher member (Acoustic Notes & Communications) ASCAP. Member of Songwriters Guild of America.

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    Hold Me Closer 5:05
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    She's Dangerous 3:55
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    It's Just A Cloudy Day 4:44
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    I'm Still Crazy For You 2:36
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    It'll Come Back To You 3:52
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    Love Me Or Leave Me 3:10
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    A Fadeless Love 3:43
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    You'll Never Really Know 4:44
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    Have You Ever Been In Love 3:35
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    Just Come To Me 4:04
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    I Just Can't Go On This Way 5:14
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    Please Be There Tonight 6:03
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Bittersweet

DrmJ

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A combination of classic mid-1960's styles from British Invasion to American Country music--difficult to categorize and uniquely DrmJ.

"This album grows on you. The more you listen, the more you like it." -- Four star review from International Country Music Association (Rhett Ashley)

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    Awful Tired of Lovin' You 2:56
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    She's Not The Same Girl 3:44
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    The Sun Don't Shine Anymore 3:20
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    Fallin' 3:11
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    Baby, It's You 3:42
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    Don't Take Your Love 2:40
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    Who Knows Your Heart Like I Do 4:28
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    A Little Bit of Love From You 3:39
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    You'll Be the One (To Break My Heart) 3:52
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    Hooked On You 3:18
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    Words That I Used To Hear You Say 4:50
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    Bittersweet 3:35
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1964 winston drum set...cheap, from sears. Looks like this set yellowed with age, as mine was white pearl, and i doubt they came in any other finish. my first drum set!!!...sounded like shit.

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