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Music Review: The Talented Lubriphonic and Their "Soul Solution"

Feb 22, 2009, 11:18am

If you are anything like me, then you know that there is nothing like the feeling - a small buzz even - that you get when you pop in a new CD and realize immediately that you have stumbled onto to something that you just have to share with everyone. That is what happened to me today. Early this morning, like any other morning lately, I reluctantly drug my ass out of a warm bed, shuffled my son through our pre-dawn sleepwalk and then headed out the door to what was looking like a long day at work. [...]

Artists: Lubriphonic

Tags: Indie Music, Reviews, Music - Album Review, Singer/Songwriter, musicreview, classic rock, Acoustic Music, Acoustic Rock, Mellow Music, soul music, Blues Music, Groovy Music, Music CD Review, lubriphonic

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