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07 September 2008
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Egg Oil? Come On. I maintain my Sixties youth by playing a Fender Telecaster. (No, it doesn't work for the skin, but for the psyche it's OK.)
CB. There is a new book out about Gram Parsons, '20,000 roads' I picked up a copy in London today. Hmmmm. If you're a fan, not bad.
Link
http://www.laurelcanyonthebook.com/?cat=115
Posted by: copydude | 13 September 2008 at 03:58 AM
Addendum. Scroll down on the review and it is 2007. But it's only appeared here in 08.
In Turkey, who knows.
Posted by: copydude | 13 September 2008 at 04:05 AM