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Discumentary: Gram Parsons "Grievous Angel"Described as 'Cosmic American Music' by Parsons himself, "Grievous Angel" was his second solo album. |
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Discumentary: Grant Lee Buffalo "Mighty Joe Moon"Grant Lee Buffalo's 1994 album is probably their successful in the United States. |
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Discumentary: Grateful Dead "American Beauty"The second of two albums released by the Grateful Dead in 1970, American Beauty is the first album to feature the band's collaboration with mandoli |
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Discumentary: Greg Brown "Further In"Greg Brown is definitely a leader in today's modern folk movement, He is the founder of Red House Records and has released many albums in the genre |
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Discumentary: Harry Nilsson "Nilsson Schmilsson"Harry Nilsson was already a Grammy winning artist by the time he released "Nilsson Schmilsson" but this record is regarded as his crowning glory by |
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Discumentary: Iggy Pop "Lust For Life"Iggy Pop released two albums in 1977 during a very prolific time spent in Berlin with David Bowie. |
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Discumentary: Indigo Girls "Indigo Girls"At a time when female singer-songwriters were in vogue Indigo Girls were signed to Epic Records in 1988. |
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Discumentary: Iris DeMent Infamous AngelIris DeMent's debut album became a success mostly due to the rave reviews it received, many critics called it an instant classic. |
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Discumentary: Iron & Wine "Our Endless Numbered Days"Released in 2004, their second album brings Sam Beam and company out of the lo-fi bedroom studio and into a professional one. |
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Discumentary: James Brown "Live at the Apollo Theater"James Brown and his 16-piece band did a week-long stint at Harlem's Apollo Theater late in 1962. |
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Discumentary: Janis Ian "Between the Lines"Janis Ian's seventh album was released in 1975, when she was just 24 years old. |
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Discumentary: Janis Joplin "Pearl"Janis Joplin died during the recording of this album, leaving the project to be finished by her band and producer. |
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Discumentary: Jeff Buckley "Grace"Jeff Buckley's only complete studio album featured a strong Led Zeppelin influence and, although critically acclaimed, was not initially a commerci |
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Discumentary: Joan Armatrading "Walk Under Ladders"Armatrading's second non-acoustic album turned her into a pop star in Britian. For this album she ranges from folk rock, to new wave to reggae. |
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Discumentary: Joan Baez "Diamonds & Rust"Folk artist and activist Joan Baez released her album "Diamonds and Rust" in 1975. Now considered one of her seminal works, the album went gold. |
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Discumentary: Joe Jackson "Night and Day"Joe Jackson's 5th release, Night & Day, was released in 1982 and marked a departure from his earlier work. |
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Discumentary: Joe Strummer and the Mescaleros "Streetcore"Strummer's last album, which was finished by his band after his death, included introspective lyrics and a heavy reggae influence. |
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Discumentary: John Hammond "Wicked Grin"A remarkable album of songs written by Tom Waits, performed by John Hammond, produced by Tom Waits. |
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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". |
