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Jeff Karoub And Garrison Corner “Come Back To Ourselves” – could we return to reason?

May 13, 2025 Jonathan Aird 0
It’s been a while since we’ve heard from Detroit singer-songwriter Jeff Karoub, but he’s been working both on his songs and the sound in his arrangements.  Take ‘Come Back To Ourselves‘, which is a soulful plea […]
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Jeff Karoub “Last Call” – for alcohol, for love, for democracy, for climate control

September 13, 2023 Jonathan Aird 0
Jeff Karoub’s latest song has a warm acoustic and a great piano sound – the latter is perhaps not surprising considering how Jeff recorded it, as he explained to Americana UK: “I found myself recently alone […]
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Jeff Karoub “Between The Commas” – life is fleeting

April 3, 2023 Jonathan Aird 0
‘Between the Commas‘ is the title track of Jeff Karoub’s new album – his fifth album and his first full-length release since ‘Pieces Break‘ came out in 2019.   It’s an album – and a song – […]
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Jeff Karoub “Song For Woody” – borrowing from a borrower

October 27, 2021 Jonathan Aird 0
Taking inspiration from an essay by Jeffrey Pepper Rodgers which compiled much of Woody Guthrie’s wisdom, Jeff Karoub borrows liberally from his writings, be they his songs, journals or even a credo emblazoned on his guitar […]
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Jeff Karoub “Breathe for Those Denied” – Listen

September 18, 2020 Jonathan Aird 0
Jeff Karoub has completed his lockdown project ‘Isolation Hymns‘, which he’ originally conceived as a four-song EP.  It’d cover some of the feelings and observations from the global health emergency.  And then things developed in the […]

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