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Shannon Worrell Lays On the Nostalgia on Her Latest Album

C-Ville Weekly | October 29, 2008

The thing about nostalgia is that it's deliciously indulgent, like turtle cheesecake, and Worrell's record is comparably rich. The Honey Guide is thick with string, twang, and image-heavy writing, and the elements that make it perfect for certain occasions are the same elements that make it a little too much for everyday listening.

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Shannon Worrell Lays On the Nostalgia on Her Latest Album

C-Ville Weekly

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