Gram Parsons - Grievous Angel'Grievous Angel' features much of the same band that played on his solo debut, and they perform with the same effortless grace and authority (especially guitarist James Burton and fiddler Byron Berline). Parsons still had plenty of gems on hand from more productive days, such as 'Brass Buttons' and 'Hickory Wind'. He also proved to be a shrewd judge of other people's material as always; Tom T Hall's 'I Can't Dance' and the Louvin Brothers's 'Cash on

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‘BUT REMEMBER WHAT YOU HAVE HAD’ (32:39)

It’s moments like these where BODEGA most exemplifies their self-professed motto that “the best critique is self critique

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each of which landed in the top half of the UK music charts