Michael Berns
Michael Berns came from Haddonfield, New Jersey. He started as a singer, songwriter, and guitarist. In 1972, he put out his first single, "Across the Land,"...
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Michael Berns came from Haddonfield, New Jersey. He started as a singer, songwriter, and guitarist. In 1972, he put out his first single, "Across the Land," which became his most recognizable song. That track gave its name to his debut album, which also included songs like "Indian Summer" and "Leaving for the Country."
His early work mixed folk, rock, and country sounds. Other songs from that period include "Gravel" and "Wherever You Are." In the late 1970s, he dealt with a lawsuit over the rights to "Across the Land," which he eventually won. He worked with other musicians, including a singer-songwriter named Rich Pagan.
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