• Problem Children

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    Cameron Matthews Posted On April 28, 2017
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    This week on No Depression, we’re basking in the fantastic red light glow of Willie Nelson’s album cover for God’s Problem Child. Staff reviewer Don McLeese says it “recalls the era when Willie was at his creative peak.” Also on the blog is a review of Robyn Hitchcock’s latest self-titled record, John Nemeth’s Feelin’ Freaky, and a tremendous blast from the past with Curtis Knight and Jimi Hendrix’s Live at George’s Club 20.

    Old Crow Medicine Show’s Bob Dylan-honoring 50 Years Of Blonde On Blonde also drops this week and we’re offering an ND community member a signed copy of the LP. Click here to enter.




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