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Richardville Road 4:010:00/4:01
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A Heart is Breaking 4:220:00/4:22
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Come Here For You 3:000:00/3:00
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Being In Love 4:010:00/4:01
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Janie & Billy 4:140:00/4:14
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Farmer's Luck 7:180:00/7:18
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0:00/4:10
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Lookin' At The Moon 2:430:00/2:43
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Midnight In Mobile 5:460:00/5:46
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0:00/2:51
“An early influence on Garth Brooks, there isn't a misfire in the bunch here and it's time the rest of us caught on to this wordsmith. A sure bet for anyone that wants to hear great lyrics that ring up there with anything Clark, Crowell or Van Zandt could/can do consistently, this is primo, uncut stuff. A winner throughout." ” - Chris Spector
— Midwest Record
“Jacobs has a calm way with a tune, as his warm voice caresses his careful lyrics, with acoustic instruments like mandolins, dobro's, and a light piano sprinkling in color...Songwriting is rarely better than on "Encore".” - Jim Hynes
— Country Standard Time
“...he's got 13 very good ones on Encore, among them the gorgeous "A Heart Is Breaking", a duet with fellow Okie Carter Sampson, and "Richardville Road", the true story about how a man became "the world's second-richest Indian" around the time Oklahoma achieved statehood...And his vocals-which convey a gentleness that reminds me a bit of Don Williams-are as memorable as his lyrics and melodies." ” - Jeff Burger
— The Morton Report
“... Jacobs is a follower of the ballad, for which he knows how to find beautiful melodies...sith sounds of folk, country, bluegrass, blues, interesting subject topics, and an affection for his native soil.” - Bernard Boyat
— Cri du Coyote - France
“...However you wish to call him, folk, blues, country, you will find other respectable motifs than that of the mainstream, but to find them, one needs to go a great distance from Nashville, and more towards "South of Muskogee Town," Oklahoma.” - Marco Denti
— Buscadaro Magazine - Italy
“... Good songs, clever lyrics, sober and efficient, mostly acoustic arrangements, and a good story-telling way of singing. For me, this guy's the best alternative for Ray Wylie Hubbard, and that's a compliment...”
— Roots Town Magazine - Belgium
“... (he) has a real gift for weaving a tale... you could learn a thing or two about storytelling from this master.”
— Songwriter's Monthly
“... Jacobs crafts strong material in a neo-countryish vein...”
— Dirty Linen
“Jacobs is the sweet voice of Oklahoma "Red Dirt"- not quite the grevious angel, but maybe the mischevious angel.” - Thomas Conner
— Tulsa World