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Artist: O Pioneers! Album: This Is How I Feel. Download O Pioneers! - This Is How I Feel.

Till with sound of trumpet, Far, far off the daybreak call-hark! how loud and clear I hear it wind, Swift! to the head of the army!-swift! spring to your places, Pioneers! O pioneers! More on Genius.

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O Pioneers!" is slightly more structured than most of Whitman's other poems. It still does not have a set rhyme scheme or meter, but it is organized into 26 quatrains (4-line stanzas). The first and last lines of each stanza are short, while the middle two are typically longer. Whitman expresses this positive and patriotic perspective by using powerful, specific imagery. He celebrates the natural landscape of the west, filled with rushing rivers, towering mountains, and sprawling prairies. Whitman writes in the first person, which helps to align the reader's perspective with his own. It also makes his words feel more intimate. After the Civil War, the West represented the hope and possibility.

In 1976 the Pioneers teamed up with Eddy Grant for an album for Mercury Records called Feel The Rhythm, which featured a nude female model on its cover. Grant preferred to produce them as a soul group and they released a number of singles in that idiom, including "Broken Man", "Feel The Rhythm" and "My Good Friend James"  . I'm Gonna Knock on Your Door" (1974), Trojan. Do What You Wanna Do" (1975), Fontana. Feel the Rhythm (of You and I)" (1976), Mercury. Broken Man" (1976), Mercury. My Good Friend James" (1977), Mercury.

This Is How I Feel - Single 2010. See All. Singles & EPs. About O Pioneers!!! The crashing post-hardcore of O Pioneers!!! resulted from the team of Eric Solomon (guitar/vocals) and Jeff Groban (drums), whose desperate energy and enthusiasm evidently deserved no less than three exclamation points. The duo's music was reminiscent of early Hot Water Music and Against Me! crossed together, and the band's unpretentious and community-oriented approach resonated with the . punk-folk scene it spawned from