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Don't Do Anything

SAM PHILLIPS

Don't Do Anything

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It's hard to tell if this is the end of the third, or the beginning of the fourth phase of Sam Phillips' career.

In the mid-'80s, she was a popular, if undistinguished, Christian artist who went by her birth name, Leslie. After hooking up, professionally and personally, with-T Bone Burnett, she adopted her longtime nickname, Sam, and launched a string of impeccably crafted psychedelic think-pop albums, best demonstrated on 1988's The Indescribable Wow and 1994's Martinis & Bikinis. After going off the rails in 1996 with the overproduced Omnipop (It's Only a Flesh Wound Lambchop), she's resurfaced in this decade with dark, deconstructed, ...

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