Old Habits Are Hard To Break
by Howard Salmon & Deborah Martin-Lemmon
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Take Me Down
03:06
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One Of These Days
04:17
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The Message
05:04
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They'll Be No Angels
05:08
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Baby Don't Leave Me Now
03:05
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Why Don't You Tell Me
03:30
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You Give Me A Reason
04:20
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Travelin' Tune
02:23
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about
This album is a superb undertaking comprised of some of the finest players in country music today such as Scott Joss on fiddle (Merle Haggard); Keith Edwards on drums (Amy Grant, Ricky Scaggs, Johnny Rivers, Tanya Tucker, Pam Tillis); Bruce Turgon on Bass (Foreigner); Ben Haggard on electric lead guitar (Merle Haggard)
What began as a dream between two friends, Howard Salmon and Deborah Martin-Lemmon, who had many opportunities to sing together over the years,became a reality. They used to joke with each other, saying, “We gotta make a country album one of these days!” That day is now and they fulfilled that dream. You’ll definitely want to add this album to your music collection.
This is about dreams, great and small - the American dream, with all it’s landscapes, visions, hopes, heartaches and successes. Imagine attending an old fashioned baptism by the river, watching a cowboy reminiscing over a lost love, a couple who long to be together but just can’t make it work, a solitary truck driver wanting nothing more than to get back home, or how about just some good old foot stomping fun . . . this album gives that and much more, subtle reminders of great days gone by, pure country music with soul and tradition, the way songs are meant to be sung, portraying feelings of generations past yet providing insight to the present.
What began as a dream between two friends, Howard Salmon and Deborah Martin-Lemmon, who had many opportunities to sing together over the years,became a reality. They used to joke with each other, saying, “We gotta make a country album one of these days!” That day is now and they fulfilled that dream. You’ll definitely want to add this album to your music collection.
This is about dreams, great and small - the American dream, with all it’s landscapes, visions, hopes, heartaches and successes. Imagine attending an old fashioned baptism by the river, watching a cowboy reminiscing over a lost love, a couple who long to be together but just can’t make it work, a solitary truck driver wanting nothing more than to get back home, or how about just some good old foot stomping fun . . . this album gives that and much more, subtle reminders of great days gone by, pure country music with soul and tradition, the way songs are meant to be sung, portraying feelings of generations past yet providing insight to the present.
credits
released April 3, 2013
HOWARD SALMON -
“If it weren’t for Deborah I’d have a real job.”
DEBORAH MARTIN-LEMMON -
“Every so often great moments in time occur . . . like when a group of very special individuals meet and create something wonderful together. This project is one of those moments.”
Dreaming Edge Music
www.dreamingedge.com
HOWARD SALMON -
“If it weren’t for Deborah I’d have a real job.”
DEBORAH MARTIN-LEMMON -
“Every so often great moments in time occur . . . like when a group of very special individuals meet and create something wonderful together. This project is one of those moments.”
Dreaming Edge Music
www.dreamingedge.com
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