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03-11-2010, 08:58 PM
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I really dug this album for being a posthumous release now 40 years after his death! Now if you expect it to be anything more than it is, you may be disappointed (but I expect you are reasonable music fans here). I feel that the guitar work is interesting enough to make this album feel whole. "Bleeding Heart" is a good example as it shows he was moving into direction of more of a Blues direction.
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