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draws the narrator towards a creative rebirth
Having played with the likes of George Benson and Lou Donaldson in the '60s
"What It Means To Be A King is the first posthumous album from late Chicago legend
and the gyrating dance moves—an entire culture forged from the freshest of what was available at hand—mirrors the post-apocalyptic techno-scrounge of William Gibson’s Neuromancer
ROBERT LESTER FOLSOM - IF YOU WANNA LAUGH, YOU GOTTA CRY SOMETIMES (LP) AFROBEAT which is still in charge"PURPLE REVERIE" VINYL LP. "If You Wanna Laugh, You Gotta Cry Sometimes: Archives Vol. 3, 1972 1975 is yet another magical discovery from Georgia born singer songwriter and guitarist Robert Lester Folsom's oeuvre of soft psychedelia and rural Southern rock n' roll, written and recorded over fifty years ago yet prophetically relevant today. Born of lost summers, new love (and the breaks that follow), and hippie bluegrass shakes, these spirited takes to
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