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Wish You Were Here by Jeff Eaton
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fave it Americana | Roots Rock
7 tracks | 24 minutes
Released Mar 2006
on Jeff Eaton
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- sample lyrics "DOWNLOAD" 03:43 Take Your Breath Away lyrics BUY MP3 03:43 Take Your Breath Away lyrics "GIFT MP3" 03:43 Take Your Breath Away
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- sample lyrics "DOWNLOAD" 03:29 Your Love lyrics BUY MP3 03:29 Your Love lyrics "GIFT MP3" 03:29 Your Love
- sample lyrics "DOWNLOAD" 03:48 Wish You Were Here lyrics FREE 03:48 Wish You Were Here lyrics "GIFT MP3" 03:48 Wish You Were Here
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- sample lyrics "DOWNLOAD" 02:58 Back to You lyrics BUY MP3 02:58 Back to You lyrics "GIFT MP3" 02:58 Back to You
Singer/Songwriter Jeff Eaton with producer, Ken Mary, have created a sound that is best described as soulful rock. Through Jeff's lifetime of playing music he has developed a unique songwriting style that can only be described as "Music to Rock the Soul"
Bio / Background
It goes like this: you fall in love with music. You listen to the radio like the DJ is pouring the music right into your head. One day you think “How hard can it be to do this myself?” and you pick up a guitar.
If you’re Jeff Eaton, you’re only nine years old when you get that guitar, and you’re in your first band by the seventh grade.
Jeff grew up in Oregon — “wild, to put it mildly” — and stayed wild into adulthood. He partied hard, and music was always there. “We’d go to the bars, get drunk, go home and get our guitars, go back to the bar and play,” he says of his days in Mississippi.
So when it was time to clean up his life and ditch the drugs and the drinking, music had to go, too. Cleaning up meant leaving his old life: the people, the places he used to hang out, and the music.
“When you’re getting away from something, when you’re trying to get to a safe zone, you go as far as you can in the opposite direction,” he says.
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