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    • Snider mentioned he had been listening to Woody Guthrie's Library of Congress Recordings, then crossed the room to the turntable and put the needle down on side one of the record. So once or twice a year, I'll go back to him, I'll go back to the source. Guthrie famously had the words "This machine kills fascists" printed on his guitar, and on several of the songs on Snider's new album, Cash Cabin Sessions, Vol.

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    He had been wanting to make a political record since , and although only half the songs lean in that direction, there is one constant throughout the album: a man, his guitar, and the truth. Snider has long been recognized as one of his generation's most gifted and engaging songwriters, so it's no surprise he has returned with a brilliant set of songs -- and make no mistake, Cash Cabin Sessions, Vol.

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    But what really jumps out on the album is Snider's growth as a musician and vocalist. He plays all the instruments on the record, and his guitar work and harmonica playing are nothing short of exceptional; not only full of feeling, but highly skilled.

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    In regards to his guitar playing on the record, Snider says he wanted to take everything he's learned over the past 30 years and play the way he used to play really well. As far as his vocals on the album are concerned, Snider is singing with more confidence than ever, a confidence born in part from his time with Hard Working Americans doing nothing but sing. His stirring vocal performances range from slurring blues mumble to Dylanesque talking blues to gravely, honest ache.

    Of the five songs on which Snider serves up his humorous brand of socio-political commentary, three are performed in the talking blues style: "Talking Reality Television Blues," a hilariously accurate short history of television; "The Blues on Banjo," a bad case of the blues caused by the sorry state of everything from the crooked international monetary-military-industrial complex to the spineless politicians who serve it and which references "Blue Suede Shoes," Richard Lewis, and Townes Van Zandt; and "A Timeless Response to Current Events," a brilliant bit of wordplay on which he calls bullshit on faux patriotism, crooked capitalism, and lying politicians.

    Jason Isbell and Amanda Shires contributed backing vocals on the latter two songs.

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    There are two other songs on the album featuring Snider's socio-political points of view: "Just Like Overnight," about the surprising inevitability of change, and "Framed," written from the point of view of the framed "first dollar bill" in a bar, a point of view that shows doing the right thing doesn't pay. There also are three songs with a music theme. If not for the events that led to the writing of one of those songs,"The Ghost of Johnny Cash," there almost certainly would be no Cash Cabin Sessions, Vol. After a visit to Cash Cabin Studio for a Loretta Lynn session in where she recorded a song they cowrote, Snider began having a recurring dream about the studio that featured the Man in Black himself.

    The dream led him to book time at the studio and ultimately inspired him to write "The Ghost of Johnny Cash," which tells the story of Loretta Lynn dancing with Cash's ghost outside the studio in the middle of the night.