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Wednesday 13th July 2005

Staffordshire songsmith Paul Poulton releases 'Affected' album.

STAFFORDSHIRE-based singer/songwriter Paul Poulton, who has made numerous American radio playlists with such songs as "That's Alright" and "I Can Preach It", is back with a new independent album. 'Affected' is released on Poulton's own Temporary Music. Said Poulton, "I can't say how much I enjoyed recording these songs. They are inspired: 'Affects Us All' was written while driving my car. 'Heart Trouble' came to me in a dream. These songs are maps for the searching sojourner and meals for the starving soul."

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Posted by KOJO MENSAH in GHANA @ 20:19 on Jun 4 2007

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Posted by Noel Donaldson in Huddersfield @ 08:31 on Jul 15 2005

Another fine example of Paul's fantastic guitar work. Everything from funk to grunge to melodic accustic work. Lyrics are cutting and funny, what a beginning to the old hymn 'Dear Lord and Father' too. Strongly recommend this CD, better still get him booked for a gig.

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