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Review: Rolling Stone 40 years ago
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| Spleen Cringe | 09 Jul 15 - 09:14 AM | |
| GUEST,HiLo | 09 Jul 15 - 10:13 AM | |
| SINSULL | 09 Jul 15 - 10:17 AM | |
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Subject: Review: Rolling Stone 40 years ago From: SINSULL Date: 09 Jul 15 - 08:14 AM http://www.rollingstone.com/music/lists/10-folk-albums-rolling-stone-loved-in-the-1970s-you-never-heard-20150702 Thought this might be of interest. SINS |
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Subject: RE: Review: Rolling Stone 40 years ago From: Spleen Cringe Date: 09 Jul 15 - 09:14 AM Funnily enough I was reading this very article yesterday. Of the artists I didn't know, I was particularly drawn to Mary McCaslin - I listened to the title track of Way Out West on YouTube and was blown away. Beautiful stuff. I intend to buy the album. |
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Subject: RE: Review: Rolling Stone 40 years ago From: GUEST,HiLo Date: 09 Jul 15 - 10:13 AM I often find that RS turns on a very narrow pivot..However. this is a very interesting list . I have always loved Mary MCCaslin and was glad to see her there. I had heard some of the others but never felt compelled to buy the records. Thanks for posting, nice to go back and have a look see. |
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Subject: RE: Review: Rolling Stone 40 years ago From: SINSULL Date: 09 Jul 15 - 10:17 AM Gordon Bok made it as did Jean Ritchie. |
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