Alex Morgan

The track “Deadwater,” compiled by Alex Morgan and Doug Fesler, was referred to as a “hip selection” in an assessment of the CD by Lucky Tomblin. Only 1 type of person would state to have heard about all three of the people, aside from state these were hip, and that might be a citizen of Austin whose flavor in nation & western operates up to now underground that they need to bang around the roof to wake the gophers up. “Hip” is truly a totally suitable term in mention of Tomblin, whose music group includes stellar nation sidemen such as for example pianist Earl Poole Ball, metal guitarist Cindy Cashdollar, and business lead guitarist Redd Volkaert of Merle Haggard popularity, most of whom are presented on bandleader Tomblin’s interpretation of “Deadwater.” Morgan’s co-writer on the song perfectly appropriate towards the repertoire of the self-professed Western golf swing band isn’t the same Doug Fesler who’s considered a specialist on avalanches and offers written many books about them. The thought of becoming totally buried under an avalanche is among the least likely pictures that involves mind when looking for solo recordings including either Fesler or Morgan. An Alex Morgan who in fact never existed is actually far better known compared to the “Deadwater” poet, that as an alias utilized by vocalist Jack Grisham around the 1st saving by T.S.O.L. Fesler will play from the Austin nation scene, hence at least offering a live stage and following set list to provide the collaborations of the songwriting team.