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Discumentary: John Lee Hooker "Don't Look Back"John Lee Hooker was already a legend before the making of this album. |
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Discumentary: John Lennon "Imagine"Known as Lennon's most important work, this album features its anthemic title track, Phil Spector's "Wall of Sound", scathing lyrics about Paul McC |
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Discumentary: Johnny Cash "American Recordings"Some artists need to appear younger or hipper to appeal to a younger audience. |
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Discumentary: Joni Mitchell "Court and Spark"Joni Mitchell introduced jazz inflections into her folk-rock style signaling a new direction for the Canadian singer/songwriter. |
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Discumentary: Josh Ritter "Hello Starling"When Josh Ritter's third album was released in 2003 he was still fairly unknown in the United States, yet the album debuted at #2 in Ireland. |
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Discumentary: Kathleen Edwards "Failer"Kathleen Edwards shot to the forefront of the alternative country scene with her 2003 debut release. |
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Discumentary: Kirsty MacColl "Tropical Brainstorm"Disappointed with the music industry and recovering from a divorce, Kirsty MacColl, took six years off before recording "Tropical Brainstorm". |
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Discumentary: Lauryn Hill "The Mis-Education of Lauryn Hill"Following the huge success of the Fugees, Lauryn Hill went solo with this one. |
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Discumentary: Leonard Cohen "Songs of Leonard Cohen"Already an established poet and novelist, Leonard Cohen released his debut album in 1967. |
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Discumentary: Linda Ronstadt "Heart Like a Wheel"Ronstadt's fifth album, which made her a star. |
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Discumentary: Little Feat "Feats Don't Fail Me Now"Little Feat continued to explore southern roots-rock and bayou funk and groove on "Feats Don't Fail Me Now". |
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Discumentary: Liz Phair "Exile in Guyville"Upon its release, Interview Magazine called Exile in Guyville "folk rock that could make you blush". |
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Discumentary: Loretta Lynn "Van Lear Rose"Loretta Lynn had been performing for more than 40 years before releasing "Van Lear Rose". |
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Discumentary: Los Lobos "Kiko"Probably best known for their soundtrack work for the Ritchie Valens biopic "La Bamba", Los Lobos created some of their most acclaimed work after t |
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Discumentary: Lou Reed & John Cale "Songs For Drella"Songs for Drella reunited former Velvet Underground members Lou Reed and John Cale for the first time since 1968. |
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Discumentary: Lucinda Williams "Car Wheels on a Gravel Road"Lucinda Williams took 6 years to complete "Car Wheels On a Gravel Road" but the album won the Grammy Award for Best Contemporary Folk Album and has |
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Discumentary: Luna "Penthouse"With "Penthouse", Luna expanded their sound adding cellos, vibraphones and keyboards in with their trademark fuzzy guitar sound. |
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Discumentary: Lyle Lovett "Joshua Judges Ruth"In 1992, Lyle Lovett was working to break out of the idea that he was "just" a Country musician. |
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Discumentary: Marcia Ball "Gatorhythms"Marcia Ball mixes the blues with country honky-tonk and a little boogie on this album. |
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Discumentary: Marvin Gaye "What's Going On"Released in 1971 at the height of societal unrest, Marvin Gaye tackled issues ranging from drug abuse to poverty to the Vietnam War, and created on |
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Discumentary: Matthew Sweet "Girlfriend"Amid a divorce, Matthew Sweet worked on songs for his third album. |
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Discumentary: Michael Franti "Everyone Deserves Music"Creating what he calls 'Conscious Music for the Masses', Micheal Franti tackles topics like AIDS, homelessness and police brutality but sets these |
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Discumentary: Michelle Shocked "Short, Sharp, Shocked"Short, Sharp, Shocked has a folky sound with a bit of country-tinged production and a collection of personal songs inspired by her youth. |
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Discumentary: Miriam Makeba "Homeland"Miriam Mekaba's life has been an interesting one. From her beginnings as a South African jazz singer to her thirty year exile from her homeland. |
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Discumentary: Moby "Play"After becoming a popular DJ, and the success of his first few techno albums, Moby makes one of his most diverse albums. |
