Patti Smith Audio

[1:19]..." and soon there was pegged as the precious female singer songwriter since Patti Smith. Fifteen years later guy -- part of the rock Canon Rolling Stone and -- both included it on their lists the best "...

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[26:10]..." two albums and won three Swedish grammys. She opens for acts like Patti Smith locker -- river in her native Sweden but you'll get a chance to hear her own lives here in our studio in "...

[0:42]..." That opening line from Patti Smith Gloria is still provocative stuff just imagine the impact it must have had on a young Irish Catholic kid growing up in the seventies. In the four segregated crime ridden neighborhood of Boston and it's healthy. This is sound check I'm John -- and later on our show we'll hear live music by Brazilian guitarist Carlos Barbosa Lima. But first for author Michael Patrick McDonald hearing Patti Smith's Gloria -- South Boston record store was a watershed moment in his life. McDonald's first bestselling memoir all souls told a tale "...

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