A Salute to Travis Edmonson in His Diamond Jubilee Year
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It Poured Sweet and Clear
In 1964, following two successful years as a solo artist, Travis Edmonson again began making records and touring internationally with Bud Dashiell.
It was a mellower, more easy-going Travis Edmonson which lead the partnership now, with an ever-broadening repertoire reflected on the three albums released during this period, culminating in, the treasured and tasty “Latin Album” which he produced himself.
Despite their onstage compatibility, disguised as friendly bickering, like so many of the great folk acts of the 60s, each decided that the time had come to graze new grasses, and to the desolation of their many fans, the partnership broke up for a second and final time at the end of 1965.
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