Bedouine - Bird Songs Of A Killjoy2019 release, the sophomore album from the Syria born, Los Angeles based folk singer songwriter. When you listen to the love songs of LA based Bedouine, you will be reminded of Karen Dalton's world wise voice or the breathy seduction of Minnie Riperton's vocals, the easy cool of French ye ye singers, and the poetry of Joan Baez. Her folk is nomadic, wandering across time and space, and on the likes of new song Dizzy meander into danceable jams. On

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19th-century masterpieces

which might be tentatively called 'doomgaze' with a measure of stoner rock

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Helene Baillargeon was a Quebecois singer and actress known for her show Chez Helene on Canadian television

" Their music had a subtle Caribbean feel

the enthusiasm which is especially infectious in these works

" From the album's opening riffs of "Shine" to the majestic "Mother's Day"

25 million

he was the first rock giant to draw mainly from the European-American tradition - unlike his contemporaries and friends Elvis Presley or Jerry Lee Lewis who drew mainly from the African-American repertoire

and this selective compilation of her output in what was an important first decade or so of her career provides an entertaining showcase for her eclectic style and talents