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Pat Irwin got his start in music as a Cleveland boy in the second grade, with a clarinet. As he grew up, he was drawn to the guitar, but his parents forbid

By Kirsten Ferguson/For The Leader-Herald The bucolic setting of the Mabee Farm Historic Site in Rotterdam Junction -- the location of the oldest farm in the Mohawk Valley -- might be the perfect spot to enjoy the earthy roots-rock and down-home Americana of fiddler and singer-songwriter Sara Mil

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True love is found in the utterly charming “You’re the One for Me,” which shows up on Everywhere You’ve Been with a bouquet of flowers in hand. Flush with all the giddy innocence of new romance, the song is a soft, slow goodnight kiss of sparkling roots-pop, drawn closer by sly hooks and pulling away with a sweet smile. Its intentions are pure, as are those of Steve Almaas on this, his easygoing, exceedingly likeable sixth solo album. Unlikely to be issued any citations for disturbing ...