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		<title>Review: Malcolm Holcombe &#8211; To Drink The Rain</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Malcolm Holcombe: To Drink The Rain (Music Road Records, 2011) To Drink The Rain is Malcolm Holcombe&#8217;s eight album, but the first one that I&#8217;ve heard. Well better late than never (if we start to celebrate the cliche), because this is pretty amazing stuff. Some of the rawest country-blues of the record might slide out [&#8230;]]]></description>
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<p><strong>Malcolm Holcombe: To Drink The Rain (Music Road Records, 2011)</strong></p>
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<strong>To Drink The Rain</strong> is <strong>Malcolm Holcombe&#8217;s</strong> eight album, but the first one that I&#8217;ve heard. Well better late than never (if we start to celebrate the cliche), because this is pretty amazing stuff. Some of the rawest country-blues of the record might slide out of pop fan&#8217;s comfort zone, but this is only an issue with a couple of the songs. On most parts, To Drink The Rain easily floats into the core of my heart and songs like <strong>Becky&#8217;s Blessed (Backporch Flowers)</strong> and <strong>One Man Singin&#8217;</strong> also finds a place to stay there. Especially Becky&#8217;s Blessed is one of the best songs of the year so far. This man is definitely a hardcore troubadour and able to write extremely captivating country, folk &#038; blues songs and the album is full of down-to-earth &#038; rough beauty. Maybe the album is not stylewise my closest companion, but Malcolm sounds so convincing all the time that I just have to throw all the prejudices away and just listen to one man singing.</p>
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<p><a href="http://www.malcolmholcombe.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Malcolm Holcombe Website</a><br />
<a href="http://open.spotify.com/album/1Dffsu03ySWx1itnVbiHYP" target="_blank" rel="noopener">To Drink The Rain at Spotify</a></p>
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