Thanks to Mac McClure of the Wimberley View, the following review will tell you how beautiful this work is, and why it is their best redording to this date! Remember the good old days when musicians could actually write songs and play their own instruments? Think back ... to a time before digital sampling and riff-ripoff were paraded under the guise of originality. If you do, you will appreciate Mellow Day, the latest offering from Joe and Tree Brunelle. In spired on the banks of the Blanco River during a stay with Dan and Deb Gafford in Wimberley's Cedar Oak Mesa, Mellow Day combines Hill Country acoustic funk with tight harmonies and good songwriting.Mellow Day, the title track, sets the stage for the entire album, and was an appropriate choice for the mood the Brunelle's were trying to set. The song paints a picture that would be familiar to most Wimberley residents: "It was a Mellow Day, the sun was shining on the side of the hill, the ...