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Viglas & Osborne's melancholic folk pop
A world of melancholic and beautiful harmonies played by this British duo.
This is a valuable single containing the original version of "Forever Autumn," which would later be covered by Jeff Wayne on "War of the Worlds." The original version is more intimate and full of rustic charm, and the two singers' well-coordinated vocal harmonies are impressive. The B-side, "Men Of Learning," is also a high-quality song, and is regarded as a hidden gem of 1970s British folk.
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- Music By, Composed By, Arranged By, Conductor, Producer - Jeff Wayne
- Lyrics By - Paul Vigrass-Gary Osborne
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