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"The real winner here is how the songs come together. The vital ingredients of powerful singing and slick playing gel perfectly, and Katie and the Honky Tonks join the ever-growing canon of women like Summer Dean, Emily Nenni, Sarah Gayle Meech and Kimmi Bitter, to name but a few, that are representing genuine honky tonk music." Ain't No Shame review on www.lonesomehighway.com
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"A slow-burning honky tonk ballad, the track pulls no punches when it comes to heartache. From the first notes of Katie’s vocals, you’re transported to the corner of a dimly lit bar, where the last slow song of the night stirs up memories you’d long forgotten. You can almost feel the worn hardwood floors beneath your feet and see the faint glow of the dusty jukebox in the corner" turnuptheamp.com on "Slowdown Honey"
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"Fresh honky tonk music and a powerful winsome vocal track leads the way on this song of new possibilities and dancing in the light of anticipation. Sometimes escaping into a honky tonk is exactly what you need to escape the rest of the world around you, and for this we prescribe Katie and the Honky Tonks" americanahighways.org on "Dancehall"
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"The real winner here is how the songs come together. The vital ingredients of powerful singing and slick playing gel perfectly, and Katie and the Honky Tonks join the ever-growing canon of women like Summer Dean, Emily Nenni, Sarah Gayle Meech and Kimmi Bitter, to name but a few, that are representing genuine honky tonk music." Ain't No Shame review on www.lonesomehighway.com
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"A slow-burning honky tonk ballad, the track pulls no punches when it comes to heartache. From the first notes of Katie’s vocals, you’re transported to the corner of a dimly lit bar, where the last slow song of the night stirs up memories you’d long forgotten. You can almost feel the worn hardwood floors beneath your feet and see the faint glow of the dusty jukebox in the corner" turnuptheamp.com on "Slowdown Honey"
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"Fresh honky tonk music and a powerful winsome vocal track leads the way on this song of new possibilities and dancing in the light of anticipation. Sometimes escaping into a honky tonk is exactly what you need to escape the rest of the world around you, and for this we prescribe Katie and the Honky Tonks" americanahighways.org on "Dancehall"
