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This ambitious conceptual work showcases Pete Townshend's mastery of extended narrative composition

Let Me Know When You Give Up Colour:Black a trio of GeelongJoey Cape takes his already renowned song writing to the next level on Let Me Know When You Give Up. We know, we know. Does a higher level even exist? Apparently so. Each of the 11 songs showcase fantastic dexterity, ranging from solo acoustic to full band instrumentation, all sewn up with Joeys impeccable sense of melody.