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"The Mystery of the Northwest's Lost Songwriter Ron Davies" No Depression - The Roots Music Authority http://www.nodepression.com/profiles/blogs/the-mystery-of-the-northwests "Seattle Musicians Celebrate the Songs of Ron Davies" Seattle Times article http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/musicnightlife/2015397805_davies26.html "Fans of Northwest songwriter Ron Davies pay tribute with new CD" A review by Gene Stout http://www.genestout.com/ "Ron Davies: The Missing Link in Pacific Northwest Music History" Dave Beck interviews Eric Apoe (producer of Ron Davies' tribute CD) on KUOW radio http://kuow.org/program.php?id=23780 "The Mystery of Ron Davies" A review by Joe Mabel http://www.eastportlandblog.com/?p=12937 "The Mystery of the Northwest's Lost Songwriter Ron Davies" Hearth Music blog by Devon Leger http://www.hearthmusic.com/blog/the-mystery-of-the-northwests-lost-songwriter-ron-davies.html "Where Does the Time Go" An All Music Guide review by Joe Viglione http://www.artistdirect.com/nad/store/artist/album/0,,2748526,00.html "An American Pink Moon" A review of Silent Song Through the Land by Robert Cochrane http://culturecatch.com/music/ron_davies _______________________________________________________________________________________ The Mystery of Ron Davies - A Pacific Northwest Tribute In 2010, Eric Apoe (instigated by Ron Bailey) decided to compile a tribute album to his long-time friend Ron Davies. "The Mystery of Ron Davies" tribute CD, featuring over 50 Seattle artists and musicians and produced by Eric Apoe, will be released Sunday, June 26th at Hale’s Palladium in Seattle, 7pm-11pm, $10. Most of the artists on the album will be performing at the show and all profits go to benefit MusiCares, a non-profit organization dedicated to a safety net of critical assistance for music people in times of need. _______________________________________________________________________________________ Before British blues icon Long John Baldry passed away in 2005, he was due to re-release his album It Ain’t Easy - first released in 1971 and named after the 4th cut on the album, "It Ain’t Easy", written by Ron. One side is produced by Elton John, the other side by Rod Stewart, and the disc contains added bonus material. Sadly, Baldry passed away July 21, 2005, after succumbing to a chest infection, and before he could begin the scheduled 2005 "It Ain’t Easy" tour.
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