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For The Love Of Hazel - Songs For Hazel Dickens Ep

Kurtz, Dayna & Mamie Minch

For The Love Of Hazel - Songs For Hazel Dickens Ep

Kismet
10" $13.50

03/02/2010 656605741710 

KIS 104 


***A loving tribute to singer / songwriter Hazel Dickens inspired by her songwriting, her voice, and her groundbreaking collaborations with Alice Gerrard. Hazel is probably in many ways one of the more under acknowledged artists of her era; we hope this EP does even a tiny part in shining a light on the artist and her work. DAYNA SAYS: “Mamie and i had just met and connected on so many levels - especially musically. we were in the studio doing a few tunes together, and mamie started playing ‘scars from an old love’, and it was just the most beautiful, sad song i’d ever heard. basically, we just wanted to do more work together. and although hazel didn’t perform all these songs we recorded, she was very much in our mind and her sensibility and spirit very much informed these sessions. we thought it was appropriate to dedicate the record to her.” Limited to 1,000 hand-numbered copies pressed on white vinyl. Includes a bonus CD.

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