Teddy Bear is a perfect example of a song that draws mightily on the country and western sound of the mid 1960s. The tremendous vocal quality of the track calls comparison to Tammy Wynette and Reba McEntire. The backing instrumentation of Teddy Bear is alluring with emotive slide guitar, on-point piano, and tremendous pathos presented through the bass line that is weaved through the track. There is a vibrancy to Teddy Bear that resounds through decades of country and country-pop genres; delve in deeply if you want to hear the genre done up right.
Tommy Botz – Teddy Bear / Facebook / ReverbNation
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