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We'll get more into this guy later on. <a href="http://therestandstheglass.blogspot.com/2006/07/grace-potter-and-nocturnals-222.html">This piece cracked me up . . .</a>

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It’s the most ingenious marketing plan of 2006.

While attempting to locate an elusive Tim Buckley and Judy Collins duet among dusty Elektra label master tapes, an archivist uncovered a staggeringly brilliant unreleased recording. After a chemically-inspired jolt of inspiration during Phil Lesh's set at Bonnaroo, the label's marketing deparment decided to release the 35-year-old album as a new independent effort by a fictional act out of Vermont named Grace Potter and the Nocturnals.
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Anyone who listens to Nothing But the Water will recognize that not a note on it could have been recorded any later than 1976. Surely it’s an old Rory Block or Bonnie Bramlett session. It’s no secret that authentic folk-blues records with memorable songs like this just aren’t made any more. This so-called “Grace Potterâ€even name-checks J.J. Cale in the first song. C’mon! The album bears no resemblance to tedious contemporary “blooze,â€ nor does it have anything in common with the safe sounds of Norah Jones’ hits.</blockquote>

