Graham Lindsey montana
Known for the dark, raw, stripped-down approach he takes to American roots and folk, Graham Lindsey's music has been said to
fall somewhere in the middle of Bob Dylan, Tom Waits, and 'if Gillian Welch had a male counterpart,' while following in the traditions of Woody Guthrie and Leadbelly. But, it does so with plenty of his own punk rock sensibilities in tact.
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Une voix une guitare. C'est tout et tellement fort. Ces chansons sont bouleversantes. Un disque rare.
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Eu gosto tanto desse disco, que já comprei ele duas vezes!
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