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David Kirton
David Kirton was a solitary musician who recorded his own vocals and instruments. His song "Green Camouflage" came out in 1980, and he followed it with albums...
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David Kirton was a solitary musician who recorded his own vocals and instruments. His song "Green Camouflage" came out in 1980, and he followed it with albums like "Echoes of the Past" in 1982 and "Veiled Shadows" in 1985.
"Green Camouflage" became his best-known work, a ballad with a hypnotic melody that connected with listeners. He also recorded another track called "Time For Change."
After some initial attention, Kirton retreated from public view. The details around his career fade after the mid-1980s, leaving mostly the music itself.
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