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Judee Sill – BBC Paris Theater, London 3/23/73 – FM Broadcast
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$25.00
A singer-songwriter who wrote for the Turtles, Judee Sill — in her early 1970s heyday — was compared to Asylum label contemporaries like Joni Mitchell, though her music had stronger spiritual overtones. This nearly forgotten performance reveals a true talent that deserved so much more during her short lifetime. Judee Sill grew up in a very troubled home and came through it with some truly great music to tell so many stories that many of the more sentient listeners will appreciate.
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