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|Although it doesn’t chew on tobacco-stained, gritty folk and country realism, Give Up Your Ghosts would spit out the very notion that its contents are made of bubblegum. Too sweet … Read more
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If you knew nothing about Glen Clark and heard some cuts from You Tell Me, your first association would likely be Delbert McClinton and you’d be right. The two made … Read more
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Tom Petty was readily one of the USA’s truly great modern musicians, a guy with a genuinely genius touch and a melodic force that remains unrivaled following his sudden departure … Read more
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