Willi Carlisle Fayetteville, Arkansas
Folksinger/poet from the Midwest and upper South. Free Dirt Records.
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I don't know if I like this as much as his last album, but that's one hell of a standard. Willi still tells a captivating story. People struggling against the grindstone and public perception to boot. Album sounds great, and I hope to finally get to see him live soon. One of my favorite singer-songwriters in the last few years.
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Okay, Crawdad.
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