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Article: 'Spirit' of late singer Josh Clayton-Felt soars.(Arts and Lifestyle)
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- The Boston Herald
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- February 20, 2002
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Josh Clayton-Felt got caught in record company limbo.
Then he died there.
When the former lead singer of School of Fish finished his second solo album, his record company refused to release it, yet also refused to release Clayton-Felt from his contract.
The album, "Spirit Touches Ground,'' finally arrived in stores last week - two years after Clayton-Felt's death at age 32 from testicular cancer.
Strange to say, if Clayton-Felt were alive, this engaging album might still be buried. Its appearance is a tribute not only to the late musician's songs and irrepressible spirit, but to the efforts of his family and friends to get it released. ...