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    <title>The Respectables - The Power of Rock ‘n’ Roll</title>
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<p>The Respectables could rest on the laurels at this point. They’ve accomplished a lot. They’ve been a known commodity since the early 1990’s, receiving great praise and even opening for The Rolling Stones, as well as playing numerous stages throughout the world. It isn’t because they’re lucky. It’s because they are good, if not damn good. They make no secret of their love for rock and roll on the new album <em>The Power of Rock ‘n’ Roll</em>, but they also make their mark on listeners touching on both country and blues, and they pull off each form without ever straining to make you believe. The album’s title song is the first track and they hold your attention with an assortment of guitar flourishes courtesy of respected guest guitarist Waddy Watchel as well as swinging drums, solid vocals, and a chorus that brings everything to a higher level. The video for the song is worth seeking out as too – it accentuates everything they do with a visual charm that makes the song even more enjoyable.</p>]]></description>
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    <title>Tommy Botz releases “Teddy Bear”</title>
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    <description><![CDATA[<p>Country artist, Tommy Botz did some time in the Ohio state prison where he originally wrote “Teddy Bear” and a whole lot more while staying there and getting back on the recovery train. This song came together over a fellow inmate’s sadness of hearing that his daughter had just died, so it’s a stay fresh result of that difficult circumstance in which to write music. “Teddy Bear” didn’t get recorded overnight though, and that involves much more to tell than meet’s the eye of most songs. This is always where a challenge is worth taking to come up with your best, and Botz pulled out all stops to do that.</p>]]></description>
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