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November 1975. RCA releases Old No. 1, the debut album by Guy Clark. It’s the result of over a decade’s worth of songwriting, touring, getting a record deal, refusing the arrangements the label’s preferred producer wanted to impose, going b...
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It’s time to return to the ‘Songs about Musicians’ series I started earlier this year. This time round, I’m focussing on songs written by Richard Thompson. Thompson’s an artist who, I suddenly realise, I’ve followed for about as long as I’v...
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Writer, teacher and music researcher based in Newcastle upon Tyne (UK). Author of books including Fado and the Place of Longing, The Late Voice, Nina Simone, The Sound of Nonsense and DJs do Guetto.
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