• Marissa Nadler

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    Easy Ed’s Favorite Musical DISCoveries of 2018
    Easy Ed Posted On November 23, 2018


    You see what I did up there in the title, right? Uppercase D-I-S-C in order to accentuate that this column is going to be all about my travels throughout the world in a quest to find hidden and long forgotten […]


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    Marissa Nadler Lands on Richard Thompson’s Turntable
    Easy Ed Posted On October 5, 2018


    Seven years ago, just before Marissa Nadler’s 30th birthday, I watched a simple homemade video that was uploaded to Couch By Couch West, the online fest alternative to SXSW that launched in 2011 and sadly faded away after five years. […]


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    The Uniquely Weekly Roots Music and Random Thoughts RPM3
    Easy Ed Posted On March 30, 2016


    Welcome to the front porch of The Real Easy Ed, where each week I curate, aggregate and update news, events, images, ideas, sound, fury, odds and ends. Just a little place to pause for a few minutes, get out of the […]


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    Ebin-Rose Trio: Americana Outliers Connecting Dots
    Easy Ed Posted On June 18, 2015


    Four years ago on this site, I posted an interview I had with a woman from Boston by the name of Marissa Nadler. She had been described somewhere on the web by various somebodies as both “the indie-folk pinup girl […]


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