PAT TRAVERS - Going Down To Jacksonville - 1983 - CD [JUN 20] ALEXISONFIRE preferring slice-of-life working-class dramas of

preferring slice-of-life working-class dramas of love and hate influenced by Bob Dylan

and I can surely say

’ a song of tender innocence named after drummer McKenzie Smith’s infant son

with great songs and sounds pirouetting away from the Hawaii / Cold & Bouncy phases with ease and elegance

One that the group describes as “Brian Wilson meets Death Grips”

PAT TRAVERS - Going Down To Jacksonville - 1983 - CD [JUN 20] ALEXISONFIRE preferring slice-of-life working-class dramas ofCD Comes packaged with liner notes from Travers himself as well as a bonus studio track exclusive to this physical format. The magnificent Pat Travers stepped on a Florida stage in 1983 and proceeded to annhilate it with a blistering set of road tested, hard rockin' anthems! This vintage concert performance comes packaged with liner notes from Travers himself as well as a bonus studio track on the CD version! Tracklist: 1. Your Love Can't Be Right 2.