- in 2017.
Perhacs was born
Linda Jeanne Arnold in 1943 in
Santa Monica, California, and grew up in Mill Valley. In the late 1960s,
Perhacs relocated to...
- Thom. "Linda
Perhacs". AllMusic.com.
Retrieved 1 July 2014. "The
Legend of
Linda Perhacs, 'A Most
Unlikely Rock Star'". NPR.org. "Linda
Perhacs - Parallelograms"...
- the
Kodaly Quartet "If You Were My Man",
written and
performed by
Linda Perhacs "No. 4 in E
Minor [24 preludes, Op. 28]",
written by
Fryderyk Chopin; performed...
- to be
handled by his
public defender,
Sheldon C.
Perhacs, who lost each of Hinton’s cases.
Perhacs hired a
civil engineer who had
impaired vision and...
-
together to co-produce an
album for
Linda Perhacs entitled The Soul of All
Natural Things. It was
Perhacs'
first album in 44 years. The
album was released...
-
being kicked off the show in a
given period "Immunity", a song by
Linda Perhacs from her
album The Soul of All
Natural Things This
disambiguation page...
- genre.
Other major influences on
later freak folk
artists include Linda Perhacs, Anne Briggs,
Karen Dalton,
Shirley &
Dolly Collins,
Animal Collective...
- musicians,
including Nite Jewel,
Laurel Halo,
Ariel Pink, Ducktails,
Linda Perhacs,
Michael Pisaro, and Jean-Michel Jarre.
Holter was born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin...
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Natural Snow
Buildings Pacific Gold
Pearls Before Swine Linda Perhacs ****witch Six
Organs of
Admittance Sleepy Sun
Snowglobe Stealing Sheep Meic...
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Linda Perhacs |
Music | The Observer". The Observer.
Guardian Media Group.
Retrieved 4
March 2014. Greene,
Jayson (7
March 2014). "Linda
Perhacs: The Soul...
