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| | Guardian | Kate Rusby, The Girl Who Couldn't Fly (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07) |
 | | Charming, disarming, and deceptively subtle, Kate Rusby has already proved to be one of England's finest interpreters of traditional material and other people's songs, and now she sets out to show her growing confidence as a songwriter. |
 | | She moves away from the traditional with No Names, a lyrically simple but effective song of parting, and the more thoughtful and drifting Moon Shadow, which shows off the sturdy playing from her acoustic band. |
 | | The one surprise is that 1952 pop song You Belong to Me, which was revived by Bob Dylan on the Natural Born Killers soundtrack, and emerges here as a classic, wistful Rusby ballad. |
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