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*** Ron Sexsmith, “Whereabouts,” Interscope. The Canadian is usually a no-frills kind of guy. But on his third album (being released Tuesday), the singer-songwriter sets his words of longing and spirituality across a hypnotic pop soundscape of strings, horns and soft beats. On “Right About Now,” Sexsmith even finds a soulful romantic vibe that lands right where Al Green meets the Plastic Ono Band. A strangely soothing brew.
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