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swollenappetite şunu yazdı:

I've just listened to Sammy Walker for the first time and found your Shout, which intrigued me, as few would appreciate someone like him. His lyrics are brilliant, especially on Catcher in The Rye and Closin' Time, but his delivery, brilliant as it is, is SO close to Dylan it almost tips into self-parody.

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WildOrphan şunu yazdı:

There are a lot of little-known (or overlooked) folksingers as good as Sammy: Ramblin' Jack Elliott, Richard and Mimi Fariña, Linda Perhacs, Bob Gibson, Wizz Jones, Jim Croce, Dave van Ronk, Josh White, Janis Ian, Eric Von Schmidt, Paul Clayton, etc. You must check them... Pal, can you do me a BIG favor? I know your country has heavy laws against copyright infringement and that there is a ban on file sharing (?), but can you, PLEASE, upload that Sammy Walker's record? I hope this will not bother you.

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WildOrphan şunu yazdı:

Sammy Walker's music is really difficult to find. I still can't find his 1976 homonymous album.

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JejuneKids şunu yazdı:

Well, of course. My dad's brought me up with them and I recently found some of their old records. They were so great.

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JejuneKids şunu yazdı:

"For some bizarre reason, it seems to me that once the Soviet Union collapsed, music as a whole took on a rather downward spiral in terms of quality and complexity, but I have hopes that it will one day recover." - I love that part :). Well, let me just say..i love your music taste <3

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jaggy0 şunu yazdı:

thanks for accepting. nice to meet you.

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jaggy0 şunu yazdı:

super=friend request. thanks.

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VasZaitsev şunu yazdı:

Good taste, and good point ´bout the falling of Communism, some good artist turned into "meh" artists.

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