Jason Eady -- Way Down in Mississippi [REACTION/GIFT]

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[@Carol-bn9gx]

Yeah. I love his sound❤❤❤❤

[@rodthebodfromcanada]

Gotta check out his song "OK Whiskey", about his lamentation that back in the day you couldn't get beer in Oklahoma stronger than 3.2% so he should have drank whiskey instead. Funny and catchy.

[@rogersmith626]

This is a departure from Jason’s typical faire. But it was cool to hear him “make the train”….. thanks Don…

[@jeffreyk5734]

Cool song. Very old school flavor. Like all the references to historical figures and musicians in the industry. The ending is a little more Bluesy.