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Robert Earl Keen – “What I Really Mean” Review

Category : Music, Reviews

Robert Earl Keen releases What I Really Mean on May 10th which

is a collection of songs that have a darker feel then most of his

previous releases. Keen is without a doubt the foundation of Texas

Music but often times seems to get overlooked. Cody Canada of Cross

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