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everyone is at the mercy of another one's dream
One of the 50 essential texas albums
Texas Music Magazine
I don’t think it’s premature to think of Baker as being part of the hallowed singer-songwriter tradition blazed by the likes of Townes Van Zant, Guy Clark and John Prine.
It’s like there was a storm, a couple of huge oaks fell down at your local park and you suddenly saw another big tree behind them in full bloom. In a music world riddled with deadwood, Sam Baker is a redwood.
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-Tony Peyser
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