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A musical satirist in the tradition of <a href="spotify:artist:5iNvbRVX9W8t1RpD2SHpAO">Tom Lehrer</a>, sardonic folkie Henry Phillips was born November 14, 1969. As a teen he drew his primary musical inspiration from <a href="spotify:artist:6zFYqv1mOsgBRQbae3JJ9e">Billy Joel</a>, penning heartfelt, sensitive songs of his own, but he eventually turned to more comic material, emerging as a popular attraction on the Los Angeles club circuit. A regular at the famous L.A. comedy nightspot the Improv as well as a favorite of radio's <a href="spotify:artist:5cW7DNcJpkeUIkIlHxjWDf">Dr. Demento</a>, Phillips self-released his debut album, On the Shoulders of Freaks, in 1996; the record was subsequently reissued by Oglio, which also released his sophomore effort, Number 2, in 1999. Why Haven't I Heard from You? followed on the Clowny’s Big Hair label in 2005. ~ Jason Ankeny, Rovi
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