Year in Music: Grievous angel - Page 2

Possessions, obsessions made visible

12.12.07 - 4:28 am | Max Goldberg |

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•Jim Ford, The Sounds of Our Time (Bear Family)

•Jana Hunter, There's No Home (Gnomonsong)

•Karen Dalton, Cotton Eyed Joe (Delmore), and Judee Sill, Live in London: The BBC Recordings 1972–1973 (Water)

•Entrance at the Ben Lomand Indian Summer Music Festival on Sept. 1 and at the Cafe du Nord on Nov. 18

•The Dirty Projectors, Rise Above (Dead Oceans)

•Lightning Bolt at LoBot Gallery on April 9

•Michael Hurley at the Cafe du Nord on April 18

•Neil Young, Live at Massey Hall 1971 (Reprise)

•Little Wings, Soft Pow'r (Rad)

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