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The songmaking suggests the possibility that we've got a very smart observer of the down-home married woman's lot here, a potential Loretta Lynn for a new generation.
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This is obviously horrible and makes my computer relatively useless as a songmaking machine.
robotsarered Diary Entry robotsarered 2004
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Before Master Robinton had discovered Menolly's talent at songmaking, she'd actually lived outside her hold, caring for the nine fire lizards she had Impressed from the rescued clutch.
Dragon Drums McCaffrey, Anne, 1926- 1979
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Before Master Robinton had discovered Menolly's talent at songmaking, she'd actually lived outside her hold, caring for the nine fire lizards she had Impressed from the rescued clutch.
Dragon Drums McCaffrey, Anne, 1926- 1979
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As for that "round two": The songmaking team says they hope to eventually move from for-hire work to development of new artists.
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In creating these brilliant, crystalline pop hymns, the Tigers blur the line between old-fashioned songwriting and computerized songmaking.
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His own political songmaking began with Jacobite songs, he moved on in the 1790s to republican sentiments, then in order to avoid deportation to Australia’s rocky shores he had to recant in public song.
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I never cared much for their songmaking, as their voices be high and shrill. "
The Day of the Dissonance Foster, Alan Dean, 1946- 1984
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I never cared much for their songmaking, as their voices be high and shrill. "
The Day of the Dissonance Foster, Alan Dean, 1946- 1984
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