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April 03, 2006

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listener or something yea

Just DL'd this! Brill!! Wow, my favorite female folker I've heard. Beautiful too.

Raymondo

Perhaps she can pay back to taxpayers/society the money she took whilst 'living off benefits', from her royalties. And her voice was always dodgy anyway. ASnd as for the comparison with Joni....

rocco lacrazi

Raymondo - whoever you may be - what a miserly piece of shit you are......!!

Wayne

Yes -love Shelaghs music-she has a great voice and writes beautiful songs! It is a shame she did nor produce more, though I hear she had material for a third album-never released. Maybe she will do a Vashti Bunyan or Judy Dyble and bring out some new albums. Ignore Raymondo he obviously has no heart or soul musically!

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