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• But his twangy voice is fluent in New Age-speak.
• Wright Penn is authentically trashy and twangy without being a caricature.
• What's the story behind the twangy, percussive surf sound?
• Give me that grating-thick-twangy Midwestern accent any time.
• A twangy, bored reply : " This?
• The Memphis accent is not as severe or twangy.
• He strikes you as an odd, twangy, small-town character.
• Lean, steel guitar arrangements and twangy voices reigned.
• Son Sidney's twangy tenor is classic country.
• There is passion in Davis's twangy voice when he discusses his future.
• The dialogue is rough and twangy and sometimes sounds too muddy to be intelligible.
• The ocean blue eyes and twangy, Midwestern accent provide a striking physical similarity.
• Knopfler's latest twangy effort was for " Wag the Dog ."
• He's leaner and more twangy.
• The calls are a little more nasal and twangy than that of the black drongo.
• In December three radio stations combined to bring back the twangy tunes at 107.1.
• They marvel at his beautiful English and crack on your twangy " Rogbonics ."
• Hannah as always writes with twangy vividness, creating sentences that hum with energy and unexpectedness.
• Its old-school mixture of piano and twangy guitar brought to mind vintage Curtis Mayfield.
• They play twangy music in your basic roots-rock, post-commercial country style.