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| | Red-headed, but no stranger by Seth Rogovoy |
 | | He is a prolific recording artist and songwriter with over 100 albums to his credit, yet he can't seem find a home with one record company. |
 | | All of this, of course, is beside the point, as his new album, self- produced at his home studio in Austin, Texas, makes clear. |
 | | Recorded sparely with just acoustic fiddle, guitar and piano backup, the album harkens back to the simplicity of "Red Headed Stranger." It is an intimate work full of country-laced, folk-, pop- and gospel-flavored originals, with Nelson's signature guitar licks and his haunting, conversational baritone mixed way out front where it belongs. |
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