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Bill Callahan & Bonnie "Prince" Billy Chicago, Illinois
First heard from together in October 2020, Callahan & Billy were then heard regularly for the next year, in collaboration with fellow Drag City ecosystemites, on 19 cover songs from an insane mix of artists known and unknown – a virtual Blind Date Party, reaching across shutdowns, isolations and shelterings-in-place, uniting people in space and time, projecting community at its most resilient. ... more
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