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David Francey
From his early days as a youngster delivering newspapers, David Francey has always been interested in the news and in words. As a singer songwriter he considers himself a chronicler of his times and uses his talent with words to create intriguing images about the world we live in. He's also a bit of a romantic. On today's feature interview, he talks with Marc Montgomery about his life, his music, and his latest album called Late Edition.
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