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Entertainment
Singer-songwriters forced to find middle groundPublished 04/20/07
Since the beginning of the decade, Vienna Teng and Alice Peacock have edged into the national spotlight with albums that reflect the inspiration of singer-songwriters who came of age in the 1970s - Joni Mitchell, Carole King, James Taylor and Carly Simon, among others. However, both Teng, 28, and Peacock, 36, realize they are operating in a much different environment than the vintage artists they admire. So before recording their latest albums, each had to figure out a middle path between self-released DIY endeavors where every decision is theirs and better-funded bigger-label projects fraught with potential artistic...
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