Here's a music review for my original song: Take a Wrong and make a Right. Overall Impression: Morris Moon Taylor throws back to the coolest days of Rock with his tune Take a Wrong and Make a Right. Guitar-forward and grooving slowly, Take a Wrong and Make a Right instantly casts a cool, easygoing mood tinted with a bit of Psychedelic smoke. Taylor is laid-back behind the mic and sings with a deep voice that wavers and floats above the music. The guitar tone in Take a Wrong and Make a Right is rich and snappy with a good deal of spank. It reminds listeners of that classic 60's single-coil sound found in Soul, Funk, and Rock. The tune seems to wander through a kaleidoscope, but is tethered to reality by Taylor's guitar. Overall, Take a Wrong and Make a Right (Long Version) is a trippy Psychedelic Rock tune that takes listeners on a cool journey and lets them find their own way back home. Strongest Point(s): The running time on Take a Wrong and Make a Right is pretty substantial, but it never feels too long or drags. Morris Moon Taylor is somehow able to keep a high degree of intrigue with a small band and vocals. The guitar definitely leads the way, but the rest of the band holds down a solid and integral foundation for the vocals. It is impressive how transportive a single song can be without the heavy use of electronics or effects. Target Audience Appeal: Fans of Rock and Psychedelic Rock will enjoy Take a Wrong and Make a Right (Long Version) by Morris Moon Taylor. Artist target suggestions: Jimi Hendrix, Lenny Kravitz, John Mayer, Dave Matthews Band, Phish, Bob Marley, Ziggy Marley, Bob Dylan, Eric Clapton, About The Reviewer: Zachary Larson is a professional guitarist in New York City. Getting his start in high school rock bands, he has since toured the world as a classical chamber musician, onboard cruise lines, and with several Broadway musicals. His recorded work spans across Classical, Pop, and Experimental music. His arrangements are published through Clear Note Publications. Classically trained, he holds a Master of Music degree from the University of Denver.