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3 comments:
in 1979, Dwight Twilley put out a record that I thought was going to change civilization as we knew it, called Twilley, on Arista. It cut the perfect path of jangly pop that I associated with Tom Petty at the time. I'm sorry I didn't keep up with his music, but your posting makes me want to check him out again.
AP
He's certainly aged better than Emmit Rhodes.
Great news indeed. I missed out on his last couple of releases but judging from my first listen to the new tunes on his website, this one is just awesome.
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