Clairo Covers Margo Guryan’s ‘Love Songs’
The track is taken from the upcoming tribute album, Like Someone I Know: A Celebration of Margo Guryan.
 
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Having just been announced as part of next year’s awesome Laneway Festival lineup, singer-songwriter Clairo has shared a dynamic cover of Margo Guryan’s ‘Love Songs’.
The track is taken from a forthcoming tribute album to Guryan commemorating the third anniversary of her passing in 2021. Like Someone I Know: A Celebration of Margo Guryan arrives November 8 via Sub Pop (pre-order/pre-save a copy here) and contains 12 renditions of Guryan songs taken from her 1968 album, Take a Picture.
Along with Clairo’s spacey interpretation of ‘Love Songs’, the album contains covers from Empress Of, Frankie Cosmos & Good Morning, TOPS, June McDoom, Kate Bollinger, Margo Price, Pearl & The Oysters, Rahill, MUNYA & Kainalu, Bedouine & Sylvie and Barrie.
Some of the proceeds made from the sale of the album will be donated to providing and advocating for affordable reproductive health services.
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Margo Guryan rose to prominence in the 60’s, culminating in the release of her only album, 1968’s Take a Picture. A critical success, Guryan’s refusal to tour the album saw her label cease promotion of the record, leading to the American stepping away from making music.
Guryarn’s music experienced a resurgence in the 90’s, resulting in the ‘Sunday Morning’ creator releasing several singles and compilation albums before her death at age 84 in 2021.
Like Someone I Know: A Celebration of Margo Guryan arrives on November 8. You can pre-order/pre-save a copy here. Check out the cover artwork and tracklisting below.
 
            Like Someone I Know: A Celebration of Margo Guryan
1. Sunday Morning (TOPS)
2. Sun (Rahill)
3. Love Songs (Clairo)
4. Thoughts (June McDoom)
5. Don’t Go Away (MUNYA | Kainalu)
6. Take a Picture (Frankie Cosmos |Good Morning)
7. What Can I Give You (Kate Bollinger)
8. Think of Rain (Pearl & The Oysters)
9. Can You Tell (Bedouine | Sylvie)
10. Someone I Know (Empress Of)
11. Love (Barrie)
12. California Shake (Margo Price)
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