'Tales From Monographic Oceans': a spontaneous journey in a stretch of sea, cutting through the isthmuses of some discographies (John Hiatt 38, 20)
'Have a Little Faith in Me': how could one not, for this Indiana Dylan, but also Springsteen or why not Steve Earle or John Mellencamp?
Who for nearly forty years has been producing memorable songs (and thus albums), for himself and for others, a bit rock, a bit country, a bit blues (oh, the blues...indeed, there's plenty of blues...you'll see) sung with an incomparable soulfully black voice.
In a better world, even just a little of this disgusting stuff would be heritage not only for us gerontocrats
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