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    Larry Seiler

    Deep Down at Gut Level

    (1997)

    Reviewed by Shari Lloyd

    Label independentThe Phantom Tollbooth1997
    acousticbluesfolk

    Larry Seiler is a singer/songwriter in the style of the '60s. With the emergence and support of the Borders bookstores/coffee bars-type venues, Seiler should find himself in great demand. He still has all his chops, he's in tune, and he plays some great coffeehouse-style music. Accompanied by an acoustic guitar and some great harmonica playing, and in his pleasant, slightly gritty voice, he sings mostly about the paradoxes and ironies of life from a Christian perspective.

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