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kiss her goodbye (us, lipton 59)

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When I saw this ecard, the first thing that came to mind was the guys from 'The Virginian'.😆

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I did a thing; I put a modern spin on The Virginian, making what each of the characters' Instagram accounts for each of the characters if they were modern day cowboys and cowgirls. If you look hard enough, you can see a little hints of character x reader for each of the guys' accounts.

@werewolfgirl1995

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1996 - Revival At Brownsville (Lindell Cooley)

Format: CD

Released in 1996 by Integrity's Hosanna! Music

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Steve Hill unveils title track from new album - Blues Rock Review

Produced at Studio 606 in Los Angeles, “Hanging on a String” is the title track and third single from Steve Hill’s highly anticipated, upcom

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Hanging On A String Steve Hill Album: Hanging On A String

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Steve Hill - Hanging On A String

Release Date: 1 Nov 2024

Photo by Jean-Sébastien Désilets

Widely considered as one of Canada’s most prolific guitarists, Steve Hill has consistently delivered wildly ambitious performances and albums. Heralded where he goes, the guitarist, singer, drummer, harmonica player, songwriter and accomplished producer is a music force to be reckoned with.

Recorded in Los Angeles and produced by 10x Grammy Winner Darrell Thorp (Foo Fighters, Radiohead, Paul McCartney), Steve Hill’s latest album is as close to the heart as you can get. Decades of dedication to the lifestyle of a working musician have shaped him and his craft, and Steve's new batch of songs are based on his own successes and failures and the life lessons he's learned from them.

Even though the songs on Hanging on A String weren’t written with a concept in mind, when you put them all together, it feels like a concept album, set in a dystopian world where music is the only salvation.

It's set in the here and now, and the hero is not a made-up character, it's just Steve doing what he's been doing for decades. Its themes are both very personal and universal. It's about a one-man blues-rock band trying to make a living and dealing with accidents and bumps in the road and forging ahead no matter what, and having to deal with new challenges.

The album starts with the line "Woke up in a house on fire". Steve had just finished a tour in Western Canada and was sleeping in a friend's basement when he woke up surrounded by smoke. Steve says, “I got my buddy out of there. Good thing I generally have a hard time sleeping.

“I’ve never been prouder of anything I’ve done in all my life. This is the music I’ve been wanting to do and never thought I could ever perform that as a one-man band. Raw, in your face and straight to the point. This record is about perseverance, resilience in the face of adversity and my never-ending love for guitar music. I truly believe this to be my best work so far.”