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My Top Thirteen – Reflective Songs for a Summer Evening
This was meant to be a ten, but I just couldn’t leave any of the songs out. In the same series though. They are songs with their roots in folk, but few would be classified purely as folk. They are … Continue reading →
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Tagged Caitlin Rose, Cate le Bon, Emily Barker, First Aid Kit, folk, music, Reflective songs, Rozi Plain, Samantha Crain, Sharon van Etten, The Rails, The Staves, The Unthanks, This Is The Kit
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Emily Barker and the Red Clay Halo, Hoxton Hall, 8 March 2013
I went to see Emily Barker and the Red Clay Halo at Hoxton Hall, just north of the City, on Friday night. It was the last of three gigs in London featuring songs from the forthcoming album, “Dear River”. It’s … Continue reading →
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Tagged Dear River, Emily Barker and the Red Clay Halo, folk, Hoxton Hall, music
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