Ben Trickey – Choke & Croon CDBen Trickey Choke & Croon CD "Three years was far too long to wait a new Ben Trickey album. His debut, Rising Waters, was one of my favorites of 2013 and continues to be a standby, even three years later. But maybe three years was the right amount of time; it goes without saying that Choke & Croon is meticulous in its execution. Trickey has side stepped away from the distinctive, mournful Americana that defined his first album. Instead, its probably

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Sipe’s vocals are raw and commanding

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