The Thank You Ma'ams Murfreesboro, Tennessee
With stunning three part harmonies and precise instrumentation, The Thank You Ma'am's offer an alt-folk sound drawing on diverse influences from Crosby, Stills and Nash to the Avett Brothers. Whether on the somber track Jubilee or the riotous foot-stomper Last Week, the band brings the incomparable energy and enthusiasm that has made their shows popular throughout middle Tennessee and the South. ... more
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Louder and faster than what Greg does with the Thank You Ma'ams his singing and guitar style are especially showcased in this record.Casey Carter's hypnotic drumbeats make this album completely badass
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