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Dr. Dog: "The Unicorn"
Here's another leak from the Shel Silverstein covers album: Dr. Dog tackle the folk song "The Unicorn" that Silverstein wrote in between his books of poetry and writing songs like "Boy Named Sue" and "Cover of the Rolling Stone." "The Unicorn" sounds exactly like you'd expect a cover by Dr. Dog to sound: The Beatles-isms are plentiful and relentless. You can listen over at You Ain't No Picasso.
Twistable Turnable Man is due out on June 8.
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