One Is Not The Loneliest Number: One-Man Bands
By Jim AllenIt's not enough to be a control freak with unshakeable ideas about every aspect of a song's arrangement, if you want to have a one-man band, you need the chops to cover all those parts yourself. These are the artists who turned singlemindedness and solitary studio confinement into musical virtues.
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PrinceSoft and Wet |
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Todd RundgrenCompassion |
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Stevie WonderLove Having You Around |
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Sufjan StevensO Detroit, Lift Up Your Weary Head! |
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Roy WoodNancy Sing Me A Song |
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Emitt RhodesFresh As A Daisy |
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R. Stevie MooreI Want You In My Life |
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Fad GadgetRicky's Hand |
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The TheUncertain Smile |
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East River PipeBeautiful Worn-Out Love |
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Panda BearPerson Pitch |
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SolexHave You No Shame, Girl? |
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