On "Seventy," Paul Kelly Delivers Thought-Provoking Vintage-Flavored Folk
Paul Kelly's album Seventy reflects both his prolific career and the significance of reaching a milestone age, resulting in a deeply moving collection of folk songs.
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Author’s summary: Paul Kelly's Seventy combines vintage folk with introspective storytelling, celebrating a prolific artist's milestone with poetic depth and engaging melodies.