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CD Review: “The Tarnished Gold”
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[NewsOK.com] such as Fleet Foxes and Band of Horses in the intervening years created a safe harbor for “The Tarnished Gold” — the campfire jamboree bluegrass of “The Orange Grass Special” and Southern rock redux on “Earl Jean” make perfect sense these days.
Guardian: Beachwood Sparks The Tarnished Gold
[The Guardian] - Earl Jean combines country rhythms with soft jangle of electric guitars, like the Byrds in their Clarence White era; Talk About Lonesome sounds like a ballad Neil Young wrote for Johnny Cash in 1972, then forgot about. The mariachi diversion No
Minnie Rose knitwear, fashion's answer to June gloom
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[Los Angeles Times] - But the designer does know a thing or two about Southern California style, having worked as the sales and marketing representative for such iconic 1990s L.A. labels as Juicy Couture, Earl Jean, True Religion and Hard Candy. "When I came to L.A. back
Google News: Beachwood Sparks | The Tarnished Gold
[The Phoenix] - The Tarnished Gold, the band's fourth LP and first since 2002, opens with the effortless craftsmanship of "Forget the Song"; as the album progresses, nature continues to be celebrated ("Nature's Light"), and personal relationships explored ("Earl Jean
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