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“It took me all these years
To find my peace among these hills,
To stop the ringing in my ears,
The grinding of the mills.” 
(‘Among these Hills’)

The new HT Roberts album, ‘Fingernail Moon’, is a home-coming, a celebration of having made it this far.
It’s been a long time in the making, one might even say a lifetime. Born in ’57 , in Belgium, HT got blown away by one man with an acoustic guitar on black and white television, singing ‘No Dogs Allowed’ by Jose Feliciano. It could have been any singer, any song: it was the early seventies and music and songs still had the power to change the world. If not the so called real world, then at least your own: you could glimpse another way, a different 
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01-gospel hill
02-the potter
03-maxican silver
04-slow moving rivers
05-adobe walls
06-all our clear - blue mornings
07-rebecca
08-queen of the detours
09-railroad man
10-talking to ulysses
11-what it takes
12-motion / still

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