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I love his previous collection of demos, and the butterfly joe album. This is a perfect mix of both!
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I still wonder what would happen if I called out to a cop "Hey sherrif! You're a cocksucker. Have you read the killer inside me?"
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Stirring Americana set to acoustic arrangements and topped by the legendary Alice Gerrard’s lovely, world-wise voice.
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The Edge of the Land
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Spencer's indie folk sophomore album was recorded live in the studio over the course of two days.
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The Flowers That Bloom in Spring
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Kieran Kane & Rayna Gellert offer up a stunning minimalist country record, conjuring huge emotions with little more than vocals & guitar.
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Live in the Studio (2009)
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supported by 13 fans who also own “You Can't Grow Black Angus (On the Dark Side of the Moon)”
Joe’s songwriting is unique in that it encompasses emotion and levity in a way that never ceases to be pleasing and comforting to my ears. There’s a welcoming quality to it.
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