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Her most recent collaboration was the seriously sexy and under-the-radar Heavy Circles album recorded with Brickell's stepson, Harper Simon Brickell and Paul Simon have been married since 1992.
Shawn Amos: PLAY > SKIP: New Music for January 11 Shawn Amos 2011
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He would not, he thought silently, want to be in Brickell's size twelves for anything right now.
Date With Death Sapir, Richard & Murphy, Warren 1984
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Bauer snaked his hand between the rocks to dislodge it, but it slipped away from him and rolled down the rocks to rest at Brickell's feet.
Date With Death Sapir, Richard & Murphy, Warren 1984
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Brickell's narrative corroborates these stories; the differences are such as would naturally be explained by the fact that different observers were writing of the same facts from memory after a lapse of several years.
The Winning of the West, Volume 4 Louisiana and the Northwest, 1791-1807 Theodore Roosevelt 1888
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Both of Brickell's projects have merit, but "The Gaddabouts" has more cohesion and spirit.
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Songs like "Bad Way" and "It Takes Love" pair Brickell's voice with slower, R&B inspired arrangements, while "On the Avenue" sounds like one of her vintage rock songs that fans came to love in the late 1980s.
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Since 1988, Brickell's output with the New Bohemians has been minimal.
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Tunes such as "Mad Dog" and "Let It Slide" find Brickell's singing backed by a simple guitar arrangement, amid Gadd's soft drumming.
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While most urgent care centers now are in residential communities, Baptist has been eyeing Brickell's business district for one.
Miami Today News 2010
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On "The Gaddabouts," Brickell's voice is paired with more mellow, acoustic driven folk-rock songs.
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