Alright, it's not really a "Christmas" song and it's a little twangy, sue me. "Long Hard Winter" came about after I'd come up with that Keith Richards style guitar part that you can hear throughout the song. I'd been in a REAL Stonsey frame of mind around the time that it was recorded and I just let it flow.
The lyric was written after the fact, but I wanted to kinda play up on the blues feeling that the music brought to the piece. I wanted to capitalize on the harshness of Winter and how it can tear down the soul and how it takes a strong person to see it through without falling victim to the grayness of it all. I guess maybe it's really just an ode to depression, or maybe a ballad to the feeling of seeing the light of Spring.
~Paul Clark of Tailhook Echo
This ain't your grandma's holiday record. These twelve original songs by Serious Vanity Records’ artists represent the times we're living in: the cheer, the angst, the love, the longing, the pain, the trysts with men in red velvet suits, the jail-time...finally, there's a Christmas album that gets you.
Wednesday, December 16, 2009
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