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Peter Burns

History, Heartbreak, and the Search for Light: Paul Robert Thomas Explores the Full Range of Human Experience on “Some Folk”

From Camden’s lost counterculture to the horrors of the death camps, no emotional territory is left untouched. “Some Folk” is a deeply moving, beautifully crafted body of work that rewards every careful listen. There is a rare kind of honesty at work on Paul Robert Thomas‘ 53rd album “Some Folk” – the kind that doesn’t […]

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