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| | Rambles: The Be Good Tanyas, Blue Horse (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05) |
 | | According to their website, the Be Goods, as I am told they are affectionately called in Canada, recorded this album while temporarily inhabiting a rustic cabin in the woods surrounding Vancouver, BC. |
 | | To further explain, the the Be Goods have adopted, borrowed and written songs reminiscent of traditional deep Southern (including Appalachian) music and ingeniously interwove this style with a feminist and/ or liberatory flair. |
 | | In addition to covering "Cold, Rain and Snow," the Be Goods also do a lovely, raw version of "Oh Susanna!" Although there are several cover tunes on this album, they include original songs as well, using fantasy, storytelling and their own experiences as an avenue to women's liberation and for embracing personal liberation. |
| www.rambles.net /begood_blue01.html (579 words) |
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