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Album Reviews: Jonathan Edwards – Honky Tonk Stardust Cowboy (1972)
After the unexpected success of his self titled debut album and the two hits it spawned Jonathan Edwards left the city and took himself off to a remote farm in western Massachusetts to write the material for his second album. … Continue reading
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Tagged Acoustic, Album Reviews, Americana, Ballad of Upsy Daisy, Bill Keith, Bluegrass, Boars Nest, Boss Hogg, Chandler Travis, Classic Rock, Country, Darrell Statler, Dean Adrien, Dream Song, Dukes of Hazard, Elena Mezzetti, Eric Lilljequist, Folk, George Jones, Give Us a Song, Honky Tonk Stardust Cowboy, Jesse Colin Young, Joe Dolce, Jonathan Edwards, Lefty Frizzell, Martin Leedham, Merle Haggard, Mills Brothers, Morning Train, Music, Music Review, Paper Doll, Pop, Richard Adelman, Shanty, Singer/Songwriter, Stop and Start It All Again, Stuart Schulman, Sugar Babe, Sunshine, Waylon Jennings, WPLJ Radio
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Album Review: Jonathan Edwards – Jonathan Edwards (1971)
Jonathan Edwards is another one of those artists I discovered by accident. Basically I bought a record collection off an antique dealer friend of mine who didn’t really know what to do with it. Everything I hadn’t got that looked … Continue reading
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Tagged Acoustic, Album Reviews, Americana, Bluegrass, Classic Rock, Folk, Joe Dolce, Jonathan Edwards, Martin Leedham, Music, Music Review, Pop, Richard Nixon, Rock, Shanty, Singer/Songwriter, Sunshine
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Album Review: Ane Brun – A Temporary Dive (2005)
‘A Temporary Dive’ is a short ten track album that leaves you feeling relaxed if slightly melancholy. She certainly reminds me of Jewel in her vocal style but the overall feel of the album is more akin to something you … Continue reading
Posted in Acoustic, Album Reviews, Folk, Music, Music Reviews, Queen, Singer/Songwriter, Uncategorized
Tagged A Temporary Dive, Acoustic, Album Reviews, Ane Brun, Father Ted, Folk, Jazz, Martin Leedham, Music, Music Review, Pop, Ron Sexsmith, Singer/Songwriter
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Album Review: Jonatha Brooke – The Works (2008)
“The Works” is another great set of songs from the criminally under exposed Jonatha Brooke even if it is a little bit of a strange project. I say strange because Jonatha, who is a great lyricist in her own right, … Continue reading
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Tagged Acoustic, Album Reviews, All You Gotta Do Is Touch Me, Americana, Bob Clearmountain, Classic Rock, Folk, Jonatha Brooke, Keb Mo, Little Bird, Madonna On The Curb, Martin Leedham, Music, Music Review, My Battle, My Flowers Grow Green, My Sweet and Bitter Bowl, Nora Guthrie, Rock, Singer/Songwriter, Sweetest Angel, Taste of Danger, The Works, There's More True Lovers Than One, Woody Guthrie, You Oughta Be Satisfied Now
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Album Review: James Taylor – James Taylor (1968)
James Taylor is yet another one of those artists I have only got around to investigating in the last couple of years and I have to say he is growing on me more and more with time. The story surrounding … Continue reading
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Tagged Album Reviews, Americana, Folk, James Taylor, Martin Leedham, Music, Music Review, Rock, Singer/Songwriter
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