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I bumped into Henry Parker's music for the first time at a folk festival a couple of years back, where I sat open-mouthed, wondering qui... -
At one time or another, many of us music nerds will have felt the comfortable certainty of finding a record label that we could trust absolu... -
Where some artists introduce themselves with a straightforward, self-titled debut, Nicaraguan/American Dagmar Zuniga offered 'in filth y... -
Gosh, ' Evergreen in Your Mind ' is a gorgeous album. Juni Habel's third LP, her first in three years, is a warm affair, gently ... -
Howdy one and all. I hope I find everyone in good health in these strange and uncertain times. My recent (and probably ongoing) low profi...
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Utterly perfect song choice. One of the Braggster's songs with which I am not familiar and I must say it's just great. We'll really miss ol' Neil.
Yep, its probably the only choice to make. And is it me or do Billy Bragg's songs make everyone more tearful as they get older ?
Someone of around my age said on the radio that he felt like a little bit of his childhood has died - a phrase I've never had cause to identify with until now.
And Bel Mondo, no it's not just you.
Yeah but did he really walk on the moon? Nah just kidding, I can't believe those bloody conspiracy theorists. A great quote The Swede, that would have been something incredible to witness. I'll have to make do with the Mars rovers....RIP Neil Armstrong. Wonderful song...
Quick get on to You Tube 2 more from Tempest,,,,Scarlett Town and Pay in Blood....there good!!!!
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