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Originally released in 1994, Whistling in the Wind presents Leon Redbone doing what he does best, old-time jazz/blues/folk/pop music that sounds like it's from the 1920s through the 1940s. Even his original compositions sound like they're from that bygone era.
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7. Aug. 2020 · Sweetheart of the Rodeo introduced listeners to the classic Parson songs Hickory Wind and One Hundred Years from Now. McGuinn wound up splitting lead vocal duties fairly evenly with Parsons and Hillman on Sweetheart of the Rodeo.
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Whistling in the Wind, an Album by Leon Redbone. Released in 1994 on Private (catalog no. 01005-82117-2; CD). Genres: Ragtime, American Folk Music, Dixieland, Old-Time.
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28. Jan. 2007 · Well, on 'Whistling In The Wind', Redbone adds to his repertoire with some subtlety, adding in duets with Merle Haggard, Roger McGuinn, and our very own Ringo Starr to the mix. It's no less enjoyable than any of his other albums, but the presence of others may let a little more light into his music for the casual listener. This is ...
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…(founded by former folk musician Roger McGuinn) whose sound was constructed around the jangling chime of 12-string electric guitars and Beatles-influenced vocal harmonies. Early in the summer of 1965 the Byrds scored a number one hit with Dylan’s song “Mr. Tambourine Man.” Their second number one hit, “Turn! Turn! Turn!,”…
