Go Do That With Sharon has a powerful main guitar riff and assertive vocals. Haerle establishes a complex arrangement that brings in hints of surf and nods to mid-1990s Beck and R.E.M.. David’s vocals ring out over the composition, but the ancillary inclusions here – a robust bass line, for one – makes the effort fulfilling as all get out.
Romy and Michele slows things down; David ensures that listeners are able to take up each and every lyric laid down here. With a bit of Zevon and Petty included here, Haerle moors his latest composition to a storied rock style.
We’ve covered Haerle’s previous singles Everything I Ever Wanted, Tell Your Story, Glendale, Finding Natalie, Do You Know Surrender, and Women Make The World Go ‘Round previously.
David Haerle “Go Do That With Sharon” and “Romy and Michele” / http://davidhaerle.com/ / https://www.facebook.com/davidhaerleedendale/ / Spotify /
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