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Jesse Winchester - Jesse Winchester (1970) & Third Down, 110 To Go (1972) {Edsel Records EDSS 1073 rel 2012}
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© 1970, 1972, 2012 Bearsville Records / Demon Music / Edsel Records | EDSS 1073
Rock / Folk Rock / Modern Electric Blues / Singer/Songwriter / Roots Rock

One of the best songwriters of the 1960s and early '70s, with an unassuming style that managed to sound like Fred Neil, J.J. Cale, Jim Croce, Randy Newman, Leonard Cohen, and early Tom Waits by turns (and sometimes all at once), Jesse Winchester would have been as well known and regarded as any of these had history not swept him from Louisiana, where he was born, to Montreal, Canada, where he took up residence in exile (like thousands of other young men at the time) to avoid the Vietnam War. Winchester was working gigs as a lounge pianist when his draft notice came, and while he joined a couple of local bands after his flight to Canada, his life as a musician had been torn apart.