Kelly Blair Bauman is clearly not in it for the money, but if you take into account his compelling back catalog (which may include one or two art records) and his stunning reinvention as a country/folk-rock troubadour on his new album Gomorrah, the Portland, Oregon singer-songwriter is surely richer than most. Gomorrah is by no means a logical next step for Bauman; on the contrary, it's a plank walk of heartfelt balladry, breezy jangle, and sadly beautiful waltzes from a man best remembered as vocalist/g...   [ read more ]

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Kelly Blair Bauman is clearly not in it for the money, but if you take into account his compelling back catalog (which may include one or two art records) and his stunning reinvention as a country/folk-rock troubadour on his new album Gomorrah, the Portland, Oregon singer-songwriter is surely richer than most. Gomorrah is by no means a logical next step for Bauman; on the contrary, it's a plank walk of heartfelt balladry, breezy jangle, and sadly beautiful waltzes from a man best remembered as vocalist/gui...   [ read more ]

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