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The vocal pattern of "Dirty Lips" is so, so catchy, the foot stompin 'percussion and solidly placed backup vocals give "Crawling" a lot of life and the straight-up honky-tonk style of "Trainwreck" is loads of fun.— Punknews.org
The fiddle-fueled honky-tonk of "Whiskey in My Whiskey" proved an early favorite with burly, bearded singer and accordionist James Felice swigging liberally from a bottle.— California Chronicle
Stringer is an Austin stalwart, a hotshot guitar picker, and a lover of good basic honky-tonk and Western swing.— Stephen W. Terrell's (MUSIC) Web Log
• In and Outlaws, Leo Rondeau, Casbeers at the Church (8: 30 p.m.): From Austin by way of North Dakota, Rondeau knows how to put the western back into country and western while delivering real-deal country and honky-tonk.— Highland Park TX | outside.in
Allan, who played Bethel Woods Center for the Arts in 2007, got his start in honky-tonk and is known for his raspy, unrefined vocal style.

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