joe purdy

#50WordReview | Joe Purdy: <em>Who Will Be Next</em>

Steve Benoit

Jun 10, 2016 — 1 min read

All hail the return of the protest song. Joe Purdy brings back songs that cut to the root of our issues and plead that we all treat each other as we should—with tolerance and kindness. It’s time for our music to mean something again.

This is an important album.

* Reminds us of: music that mean something, Woodstock, sigh… Dylan

* Add to queue: New Year’s Eve, Who Will Be Next, Children of Privilege, Cairo Walls, Maybe We’ll All Get Along Someday

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