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courtesy of Wolpert and Maralie Armstrong (who wrote and sings the lyrics for “Adamah” and contributes vocals at the end of “Shelter Is Illusory”) sharply juxtapose King’s distinctive
these cleverly veiled jabs in Veloso and his contemporaries’ bodies of work gained greater and greater exposure as the movement became more and more popular
Improved sound quality and cover clarity too
is the colonial era farmhouse John now calls his home
Juliet Lawson - Boo! The Early Recordings 1971-73 LP+7" Funk / Soul / Disco courtesy of Wolpert and MaralieSinger Songwriter Juliet Lawsons album, Boo, was released on the Sovereign label in the UK in 1972. The album was the confident debut of a young British artist and featured twelve of Lawsons own compositions. In the same wave of early 1970s English singer songwriters such as Nick Drake, Vashti Bunyan, Christine McVie and despite being described at the time as Britains answer to Joni Mitchell Boo was to prove her only major label release with limited
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