A familiar face?

Ulrich Sinn · From: California, USA

congratulations!

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Ian Worley · From: Sacramento, CA

the link is subscription only

Mike Neer · From: NJ

I had to click on it and saw that it was me. Laughing

Ian Worley · From: Sacramento, CA

Aha, so that's who that handsome dude is, now I get it. And thanks for sharing the excerpt from the article. I found a playlist for Keepin' it Real on youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a87LyJeMt7c&list=OLAK5uy_nfEnjn5_UhoYkyJugQ8u84SyZ3Yuom_cg, great stuff Mike! The whole record has such a nice relaxed feel, you've made it sound like a live recording. Is that you on the accordion too? Many kudos to you, very well done!
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Mike Neer · From: NJ

Ha, thanks, Ian! No, that is the great Ron Oswanski on accordion. I played bass, uke and percussion in addition to steel.

Larry Dering · From: Missouri, USA

Mike, that's a cool write up. Congratulations on a job well done and gaining recognition.

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