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Paul Kerr

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As seen in: Americana UK, Allrecipes, The Minnesota Star Tribune, Spreaker, Belfast Telegraph, SPIN, Powell's Books Blog, Arms Control Today, Hollywood.com, Mutual Art, Journal of Interventional Radiology (JVIR)
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Korean BBQ Galbi

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By Paul Kerr, Thomas Ernst, Pete Chang
| Allrecipes Verified
This recipe is sooo good, I had to sign up on this site to post a review. I honestly encourage anyone reading my review to TRY THIS recipe! Im asian and have eaten alot of galbi at restaurants. This recipe matches with the best I’ve eaten if not better. I bought a good cut of short ribs, expensive but so worth it. Its nicely marbled and less fat then cheap cuts. I followed the recipe to a T. Thank you to the poster of this recipe!
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Book review: Richard Houghton “Iain Matthews: A People’s History”

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By Paul Kerr
| Americana UK Verified
One of an ongoing series of books published by Spenwood Books which invites fans and colleagues to share their memories and stories regarding a particular artist or act, Iain Matthews: A People’s History covers the sixty plus years of his career from his first band Pyramid in 1965 through his time with Fairport Convention, Matthews Southern Comfort, Plainsong and, of course, his lengthy solo career.
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Foy Vance “The Wake”

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By Paul Kerr
| Americana UK Verified
A voyage around his father from a soulful singer. Foy Vance’s seventh album is pitched as the end of a voyage commenced when he learned of the death of his father 26 years ago. As such, it’s an album which is contemplative at times, although there is space for raucous Southern blues and soul as Vance reflects on life and its vagaries across 13 tracks.
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