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			text : 'Part Beatles, part Elvis, part Beach Boys with the likes of early Springsteen, Steve Earle and the Kinks thrown in for good measure. Always clever, sometimes humorous and seldom uninspiring, Arthur Dodge & the Horsefeathers prove that they are here to stay.”'
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			src : 'CMJ',
			text : 'Arthur Dodge can rock with a sincerity akin to Neil Young and early Springsteen, pluck through a Wilco-style ballad of hopeless love, and slip in lyrics with a Johnny Cash sense of homespun, humorous despondency.”'
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		{
			src : 'No Depression',
			text : 'For better or worse, the line ‘I just spent all of my wife’s money on some bourbon and a rock ’n’ roll show’ from ‘She’s So Kind’ represents a fairly common sentiment in country and country-rock music. However, this couplets happy ending ‘But she’s so kind, she sees it in my eyes’ rejoinder, along with crackling good roots-rock surge that gives it a backbone, are just two of the pleasant surprises on the fine debut of this Lawrence, Kansas band.”'
		},
	
		{
			src : 'Pitch Weekly',
			text : 'Through the subtle stylistic variations, one thing remains clear: Dodge’s trademark voice, colored by years of drowning Lucky Strikes with Budweiser, lends a certain legitimacy to virtually any subject. On some of the more intense rockers this translates into a passion typically reserved for those who have lived this Southern thug life. However on the ballads, though there is some experience with the subjects, there is a certain detached sincerity that allows the listener to persevere in the emotional stupor without losing respect for the messenger.”'
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		{
			src : 'Mass Magazine',
			text : 'Arthur’s music is symphonic troubled country-inspired rock ’n’ roll that would make ol’ Waylon Jennings proud; part Westerberg, part Elvis, part Mr. Cash, with the likes of Springsteen, Neil Young and the Kinks thrown in for good measure. His songs are clever laments derived mostly from life/love experiences of himself, close friends and anyone he happens to encounter throughout his daily tasks. Arthur’s heart is embroidered on his sleeve. His honesty with himself, musically and personally, is apparent on first listen. Watching him pluck away on his acoustic six-string, it’s made obvious that this guy is fearlessly baring himself to you, and perhaps, making some self-realizations along the way, inviting you to do the same.”',
			attr : 'Chris Tolle'
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			src : 'www.lawrence.com',
			link : 'www.lawrence.com/'
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		{
			src : 'kjhk.rockkansas.com',
			link : 'kjhk.rockkansas.com/arthurdodge/'
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