Monday, March 6, 2023

My Brother and I By Dan Provost

Muddy & muddled guitar solos, backbeat of bass and drum bringing up the bottom of blues that were played on the back porch.  Brought up on soulful rhythms that were so sleek, oozing out of his or hers Fender Strat.  Lyric quality, pertinent -- when my brother and I were young.  Twenty and sixteen-years-old…cutting our souls on those who stayed crisp throughout the album.






Dan Provost's poetry has been published throughout the small press for a number of years.  Some recent publications include: Ariel Chart, Poetical Review, Merak Magazine, Oddball Magazine, Deuce Coupe, Misfit Magazine, the Rye Whiskey Review, Cajun Mutt Press and the Dope Fiend Daily.  He has two books coming out in 2020.  Under the Influence of Nothingness by Kung Fu Treachery Press and Rattle of a Realizer, published by Whiskey City Press.  He lives in Berlin, New Hampshire with his wife Laura and dog Bella.


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