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Beverly Copeland - Beverly Copeland LPReissue of the rare 70s folk jazz record from Toronto based artist Beverly Glenn Copeland previously released on the Canadian GRT imprint. Comes in a heavy tip on sleeve. The debut release by Afro Canadian singer, songwriter, and cult figure within new age experimental sounds, has been long sought after. The soulful jazz release, was original recorded in 1970 alongside musicians Dough Bush, Don Thompson, Terry Clark, Lenny Breau, Jeremy Steig and Ray

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