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Greg Gaston

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As seen in: Mornings with Greg & Eli, Cincinnati Enquirer, American Songwriter, Cincinnati Citybeat, Cincinnati Magazine, The Absolute Sound, WHBQ-AM (Memphis, TN)
2 time Emmy Award & Murrow Award winning Sportscaster. Host of Mornings on @Sports56WHBQ. PXP, Analyst ESPN+/Learfield Alum/U of Maryland. Jersey Boy.
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Cincinnati Magazine

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By Brianna Connock, Greg Gaston Verified, Jay Gilbert
| Cincinnati Magazine Verified
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The Swell Season: Forward

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By Greg Gaston Verified
| The Absolute Sound Verified
A A A Often successful music collaboration takes time to percolate. In the case of Glen Hansard and Marketa Irglova, aka the Swell Season, it has taken 16 years to reunite for the folk-flavored Forward. Echoing the Swell Season’s first two records, Forward features acoustic arrangements of lovely, secular hymns with the spare accompaniment of Hansard’s strummed guitar, Irglova’s piano, Marja Gaynor’s occasional strings, and Piero Perelli’s light percussion.
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Jamey Johnson: Midnight Gasoline

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By Greg Gaston Verified, Jamey Johnson
| The Absolute Sound Verified
A A A Fourteen years is a long stretch without releasing new music, but Jamey Johnson has done just that and thrived due to endless touring. With his weighty baritone, the hardcore country troubadour sounds like an echo of George Jones and Merle Haggard, and Midnight Gasoline resonates with the slow burn of heartbreak blues and gritty honky-tonk juiced with a New Orleans flair. The producer Dave Cobb wisely pushes Johnson’s emotional voice up front in the mix.
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