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Who Says They Don't Write Good Songs Anymore? Big Brother & The Holding Company Their first three albums

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Their first three albums

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Who Says They Don't Write Good Songs Anymore? Big Brother & The Holding Company Their first three albumsIn an ongoing quest to make the most desirable and interesting archive recordings available, Decca Records are proud to present Joy Marshall's 1965 album 'Who Says They Don't Write Good Songs Any More? How About These?' (to use its full title) available on vinyl again for the first time in 60 years, and with additional content to stream for the very first time. Side A A1. Who Can I Turn To? A2. Im Into Something Good A3. World Without Love A4. The

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