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???New Dog, Old Tricks??? recaptures and reinvents two songs co-written with ex-bandmate Scott Melott. Look for a hauntingly desperate but utterly timely delivery of ???Miles City,??? a song so cloaked in despair that it clings to the listener long past the last note. The frustrated communicator comes out in ???Walls Come Down,??? a moody piece with a pop/rock edge.Both songs represent the versatility of Gibson???s songwriting prowess and underscore the ???huge emotional growth??? she???s undergone since the Groobees disbanded. ???New Dog, Old Tricks??? reflects what others will say has been a circuitous route to her own good fortune, but Gibson has gotten there, nonetheless, and listeners will be thankful for it. Along with the reclamation of her Groobee words, she???s included co-writes with Adam Carroll and Mark Jungers (???Start Over,???) as well as Maureen Ennis and Mark Murphy (???What???d I Ever Worry ???Bout Before I Met You.???) Either track could drop as a single, but the first one rocks in hard, and the latter, lullabies a listener out. While you could probably find either one on the local juke box, don???t expect to hear Gibson???s only new solo writing effort on this disc there. ???Baby Teeth??? is Gibson in her resplendent simplicity and one should instead look for this song to crack the kiddie-sing-along noise barrier with its pop merriment and baby-boomers-with-babies appeal while it takes a few old timers to their knees in a Farmer???s Almanac faint. Gibson???s co-write with Houston???s TC Smythe, ???Jezable???s Lament,??? is fitting testimony to her long-time roadie and virtual sidekick, Jezable the Dog, who recently died of old age. ???New Dog, Old Tricks??? is Gibson???s nod to Jezable???s service in the music industry, and to the two road hounds that recently replaced her, Guilda and Nick, who not only ???keep the crazies away,??? according to Gibson, but lately have been ???better about??? not chewing up her stuff. (Well, until just

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