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Dean Workman: Nothing to Prove

22 hours ago
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Hi, Dean Workman here. How are you going today?


I’m not going to try to B.S. you with a flowery explanation of my folk songs. Some people reckon it’s a pretty decent album, though, and I am honoured to share it with you.


I’m an older guy who has played bass and sung backing vocals for too long to remember, and recently stepped to the centre of the stage with an acoustic guitar in hand to write and sing my own songs and tell my own stories.


These are songs about real people and circumstances, and I’ve thrown in a couple of political satire songs to encourage independent thinking.


My second solo album, Nothing to Prove, came out November 4, 2026. Twelve original songs, and I’d love you to give them a listen.


It’s just me on my guitar, along with some new friends playing the fancy parts. Miranda Mulholland plays violin on some, and John Dinsmore plays lead guitar and bass on others. All real people, natural and human, no AI.


I do hope you enjoy it, and if it’s not your thing, that’s cool too. But there’s only one way to find out. Please check it out.  


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