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Crescendo
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Aberdeen
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Brackish
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Cold Stare
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The Wanderer
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Sick and Envious
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Anarchist's Lament
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Points for Honesty
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Medals
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Points to Stars Annapolis, Maryland
Patrick McGinty is a songwriter’s songwriter. The opening to November, “Brackish,” is poignant but it doesn’t sit still. The other highlight, “Medals,” tells a story the way a country song might, but it is quite different, original, not the kind of story you’d hear in a smoky honkytonk, but rather in a collection of poems. His art is stripped down, vulnerable, and razor sharp. ... more
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