Theo Katzman Los Angeles, California
Big Heart.
High Voice.
Strong Song.
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Great songs, great recording. One the best musicians/songwriters/singers out there...
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Aaron Lee Tasjan is one my favorite artists. I feel a kindred spirit to his songwriting, and lyrically he is right up there with all the greats. This cat makes me cry and laugh in the same song.
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