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White Willow-Signal To Noise

Norwegian art-rock group White Willow takes its name from the tree whose bark contains salicin, from which may be derived

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Anthony Phillips – Private Parts & Pieces II “Back To The Pavillion”

Anthony Phillips is well known for his stint as guitarist for Genesis, until he left the band after 1970’s Trespass

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Genesis – “Trespass”

Although Genesis would truly enter their “classic” phase with Nursery Cryme in 1971, its precursor Trespass not only hints at