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David Volk – End of the Trail

New Review by Rick Huff " Best of the West Reviews", David Volk - End of the Trail

The information provided for the release says he’s “David.” The cover art for it proclaims he’s “Dave.” Either way, folk…it’s “Volk!” And he’s well worth your time.
On this EP of eight classic Western Swing standards, the listener will be treated to exceptionally well done renderings that benefit from a reverentially intimate feel. Other adjectives that could be accurately applied include “comfortable,” “warm” and “cozy.” In its easy going style, it’s almost deceptive in its masking of the skill it takes to perform. All eight tracks can be called “picks.” They are Cindy Walker’s “Miss Molly,” Johnny Mercer’s “I’m An Old Cowhand,” Bob Wills’ “Faded Love” and “Maiden’s Prayer,” Art Sizemore & Paul Biese’s “Right Or Wrong,” Kokomo Arnold’s “Milk Cow Blues,” Fred Rose’s “Deep Water” and Bobby Troup’s “Get Your Kicks On Route 66.”
Volk’s mellow tenor vocals are enhanced with solid harmony. The release is available through Spotify, Apple Tunes and the other sources, so put it in your sights (and hearing). Very highly recommended.

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– by Rick Huff

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Track List

1 – Miss Molly
2 – I’m an Old Cowhand (From the Rio Grande)
3 – Faded Love
4 – (Get Your Kicks on) Route 66
5 – Deep Water
6 – Milk Cow Blues
7 – Right or Wrong
8 – Maiden’s Prayer

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