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Bonny Light Horseman
Rolling Golden Holy
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★★★★
THE follow-up to their Grammy-nominated 2020 debut of folk standards, Rolling Golden Holy finds Bonny Light Horseman skilfully fleshing out their sound and vision.
Made up of three supremely talented artists — Anais Mitchell, Josh Kaufman and Eric D Johnson — the US group recorded the album in upstate New York.
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