It Don’t Take Much (Because I Do), the latest effort from Bruce Sudano, is a soft, mid-tempo effort that links together 1970s easy listening rock with a bit of the desert rock genres. The touching vocals that Sudano imparts upon the composition works perfectly on top of the soulful guitar licks and on-point drums here. The cohesion that exists between these parts makes It Don’t Take Much (Because I Do) into a song that will stick with fans for months after the first play. This may just be Sudano’s strongest effort yet.
We previously covered Sudano’s The Mountain, Back In The Neighborhood, and Keep Doin’ What You’re Doin’.
Bruce Sudano “It Don’t Take Much (Because I Do)” / Domain /
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