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Connemara Heart
03:10
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Salt Water
04:07
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Louise
03:52
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The Divide
04:26
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Wide Open Stream
03:29
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The Sweet Life
03:38
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Gus Glynn Northwich, UK
Solo acoustic folk/blues songs and fingerstyle instrumentals
Gus Glynn recommends:
The Heart Of Saturday Night (Remastered)
by Tom Waits
It's just pure poetry beginning to end. Everyday mundane situations and characters become iconic, heroic figures of a kind of new blues mythology invented and portrayed by a singular artist and band.
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Live From Honolulu
by Richard Thompson
An artist I keep coming back to and catch live at any and every opportunity. Has quietly written some of the best known English folk songs, and the incomparable Danny Thompson on bass, no brainer :)
go to albumIf you like Gus Glynn, you may also like:
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Wealth of Sorrow
by Cahalen Morrison
Bright and skipping songs that foreground the sound of the banjo and fingerstyle guitar in music that feels timeless.
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Like The River Loves The Sea
by Joan Shelley
Gorgeous, pastoral folk songs from Joan Shelley, available on Bandcamp in exclusive teal vinyl.
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Rivers and Vessels
by Joan Shelley
A lush new covers EP with plenty of talented guest appearances, with 100% of proceeds going to the Kentucky Waterways Alliance.
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