Bob Carpenter - Silent PassageBob Carpenter came close to being a major star. He received a glowing mention in Rolling Stone in 1970, recorded an album for Warner Brothers and had his songs recorded by Emmylou Harris, Billy Joe Shaver and others. However, Silent Passage, his lone solo album recorded in 1974, was pressed and ready to ship when contract negotiations shelved the record indefinitely. By the time things were resolved it was the end of the 70s singer songwriter boom and

and recorded the exquisite demo versions of 'Drumbeat' (later titled 'Drumbeat For Baby')

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Bold and Together present the undeniable vocal beauty of 'Let's Backtrack

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Key To My Heart

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