Dana Westover interview
Back in the early 70s Dana Westover recorded an album titled "Memorial To Fear", which is considered as one of the best "loner" folk LP's right next to...
Back in the early 70s Dana Westover recorded an album titled "Memorial To Fear", which is considered as one of the best "loner" folk LP's right next to...
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“We are artists and we want to make music that comes from within us.” The band Hollis Brown, that shakes stages around USA for many years, released their...