The front
cover of the third edition of YHO had a still from the 1964 Jean Aurel film De L’Amour, and opened with a lovely
John Buchan quote: “For those who worked in
the shadows must know more than those in the daylight”.
There was very much a focus in this issue on people who were
intent on putting together something more than simply a set of songs, people
who liked working with ideas and themes, including:
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Janelle Monáe and her Metropolis
– The Chase Suite
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The new wave of French conceptualists – Marc Collin, Olivier
Libaux, Philippe Katerine
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Nancy Harrow – from Atlantic jazz to conceptual
interpretations of Willa Cather via Damon & Naomi
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Gary McFarland – America
The Beautiful and so on ...
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Watertown – Frank Sinatra, Jake Holmes, Bob
Gaudio and romance
The
contents of this edition of YHO also included:
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Johnny Hartman
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Mark Perry
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Slumber Party and Aliccia Berg Bollig
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Tamba Trio
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Phil Ochs
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Cup of Tea – Bristol blues and roots
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Muhsinah and Brittany Bosco – future soul sounds
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