The Chanteymen recommends:
Rock and Roll the way it should be: Loud, Anthemic, and Invigorating. Good friends from way back, influential on how I play guitar/sing/think about life.
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The Seasons
by The Terminal Orchestra
Jesse DeCaire CRUSHES. Every member of The Chanteymen plays in the live performances of T.O. It is an honor to have this guy and his boundless creativity on my team, and I'm humbled to play on his.
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