On ‘Seventy,’ Paul Kelly Delivers Thought-Provoking Vintage-Flavored Folk
Paul Kelly’s album Seventy reflects both his prolific creativity and the significant milestone his age represents. The work is rich with vintage folk influences that showcase his enduring artistry.
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“As much a result of his own prolific nature as the moving effect of reaching the milestone referenced in the album title, Paul Kelly's Seventy arrives hot.”
Author’s summary: Paul Kelly’s Seventy captures his timeless folk style, reflecting on his milestone with thoughtful, vintage-inspired music.