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Mama Wears A Hard Hat

by Deb Seymour

© Copyright - Deborah B. Seymour / Herkimer Productions (884501542463)
Way beyond folk, this album borrows liberaly from rock 'n' roll, jazz and country rock sensibilties. Infused with Deb's trademark infectious music and lyrics, your feet move, your spirit revels, and your heart soars!
Genre: Folk: Progressive Folk
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1. Little Zenn Car
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2. Say Yes
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3. Mama Wears a Hard Hat
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4. Girders of Steel
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5. Don't Mess With My Tools
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6. Hop, Skip 'n' Jump
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7. Chrissie's Hair
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8. The Can Man (Light Is On)
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9. You're Right
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10. Roger's Jig
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11. Words
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Much more than a folk album, this CD rips up the road with its rock 'n' roll, blues and country rock stylings. "Little ZENN Car" speaks to Deb's love of electric vehicles, while giving a nod to 1950's style drive-in sock hop music. "Say Yes" borrows from Afro-Cuban musical sensibilities while offering a positive outlook on the global future. The title track, “Mama Wears A Hard Hat", dials up the best of Americana by celebrating our nation's blue-collar women who may work tough but never lose their innate femininity. Lastly, Deb’s trademark wit & wisdom show up in "Don't Mess With My Tools", a song offing a guideline to in-house romance and home repair guidelines, while "Girders of Steel" examines the wonderment of falling in love.

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John Ford
A Storyteller With Spark
Once again, Deb Seymour has proven she's a master of the art of storytelling (with a guitar, no less) This third foray takes us all over Deb's world,; and she's one hella tourguide. Great tunes, great words, great gosh - buy it already!!
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Victoria Heemstra
WOW! WOW! WOW!
I have never owned a CD in which every single song is a winner. You rock, Deb. Your range of styles, the lyrics, the arrangements, your voice....Thank you for making my ferry rides wonderfully entertaining!
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Rick Calhoun
Best Yet from The Urban Folkerista
I expected a good CD from Deb but this is way beyond good. Some really, really great stuff here. Chills! Laughs! Love! Drama! Cars! Tools! Metaphysics! More! All that's missing is water flying off the stage.
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Peter Stokes
Well played and tasteful
The bass, mandolin and backing vocals are excellent, as is the lead singing. Reverb is appropriate, and not overused as is typical for "singer-songwriter" productions. If you're familiar with Seymour's work you'll recognize her style right away, though she continues to grow as a musician and her songs reflect it. Some serious skills on display from the whole band...
well played and tasteful.
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