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2. Claire Holley is a singer/songwriter blessed with a warm, gentle voice that possesses an unexpected strength, as well as a lyrical style that is humane, gentle, and literate without sounding pretentious. Holley was born in rural Mississippi and took read more. top albums.

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3. Jun 17,  · Sugar, a song by Claire Holley on Spotify We and our partners use cookies to personalize your experience, to show you ads based on your interests, and for measurement and analytics purposes. By using our website and our services, you agree to our use of cookies as described in our Cookie arwiktilinylu.orehcasimarmararynguricepo.infoinfo Duration: 4 min.

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7. “Dandelion moves Holley into rockier territory without losing the intimacy and vivid observation that made her first album so enjoyable. With Rob Seals’s punchy guitar central to the new sound, Six Miles To McKenney bounces along like an old Chevy, Lover Never Came To Me is a sturdy, bottleneck blues, while the title track is delightfully.

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8. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of Dandelion on Discogs.3/5(1).

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9. Claire Holley 's fourth album, Dandelion, is the sort of record whose craft is so fine and so subtle that the music nearly gets lost in itself -- while Holley is a capable songwriter and her voice has a winning warmth and purity, by the time the 11 songs come to an end, you could have a bit of trouble recalling what most of the album sounded like.6/

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