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it’s nearly impossible to over-state the impact Chris Knox has had on the modern indie scene overall

but mostly slow dramatic soul ballads reminiscent of the best moments of more well known acts like Sam and Dave and Otis Redding

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along with the roots for Betty’s groundbreaking funk that came years later

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