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Morning in Long Island showcases his neo-romantic sensibility: music embracing harmonic color and melodic beauty without rejecting modernist techniques
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now you can interview al green Nuclear Blast Morning in Long Island showcasesSymbolic image for the detailed description and condition, please read the Item Details below. By 1972, Al Green was already the defining voice of Memphis soul, and this peculiar Hi Records release captures him at that exact inflection pointnot quite a traditional album, but something stranger and more intimate. *Now You Can Interview Al Green* interweaves studio performances of songs like "Let's Stay Together" and "I've Never Found A Girl" with