Music Review: Jesse Winchester - Love Filling Station (Blogcritics.org)

The prolific singer-songwriter is back for the third time in only 28 years. Jesse Winchester fans have learned the value of patience in anticipating new material from him over the years. After releasing 7 albums between 1970-81, Love Filling Station is just his third in the 28 years since.Winchester’s self-titled debut was produced by Robbie Robertson, and featured Levon Helm and Todd Rundgren …

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