'Young Sick Camellia' Shows St. Paul & The Broken Bones at the Height of Their Powers

Buoyed by the remarkable soul vocals of frontman Paul "St. Paul" Janeway, Young Sick Camellia is a record steeped in tradition that still defies easy categorization.

                                      
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        "I Want to Feel Something Real": An Interview With St. Paul and the Broken Bones
    
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