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In this delightful story, young Stanley Lambchop is flattened by a falling bulletin board. So she moved from New York to a small apartment - ``knee-to-knee,'' as she calls it - where she lives with her husband of three months, Paul Oscher, a blues musician, and her white pit bull, Lambchop. Backed by a large and varied collective called Lambchop, and featuring the heavenly help of Emmylou Harris on the tender ``Woodrow Wilson,'' Chesnutt makes the most of his verbosity by placing it amid sounds that draw on everything from Farfisa organ to euphonium to vibes to recorder. |
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