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"Davis hits all the high marks on Kokomo Kidd, releasing his best album to date, to my ears. Casting an eye over his shoulder, he finds the juice to move forward with a batch of songs that represent the breadth and depth of his remarkable career, showcasing his strength as a songwriter, performer, and producer ... This is Davis' first attempt to produce himself and the result is extremely rewarding. Enlisting a cast of seasoned players, he makes the most of the opportunity, and the original material flows seamlessly alongside covers of Dixon, Donovan, and Dylan".
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"On Kokomo Kidd Guy Davis is totally at ease with himself - carefre, self-confident and at peace with his art ... The CD contains a few gems that establish Davis as an important songwriter and lyricist of considerable finesse ... He's a fine multi-instrumentalist who really shines on 6- and 12-string guitar, banjo and harmonica, plus keyboards and percussion".