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Bryan Ferry Does Dylan
Roxy Music co-founder Bryan Ferry has announced a release date for his 12th solo record, Dylanesque, a cover album very obviously consisting of strictly Bob Dylan songs. The LP, which is set for a June 19 release via Capitol, was recorded with his touring band backing. (02/03) ReadKeyword(s) : Album, Brass-band, Record, Song, Cover, Record-shop
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Thom Yorke: Radiohead's stunt was 'one-off'
The Globe and Mail | 01/05/08
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“American Idol” Contestant David Cook Tops Amazon MP3 Chart, Then Vanishes
Rolling Stone | 23/04/08
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