Talk:Cara Dillon
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[edit] NPOV
This article is hugely biased. I will add the tag.--BenjMartin 21:31, 15 July 2006 (UTC)
- Tag added. Here are the parts I have a problem with: "have earned her well deserved comparisons", "One of the incredible things about this singer is her ability to capture an audience", "Her dedicated fanbase is something many of her rival folk artists would give their right hands for", "The Broken Bridge is a wonderful resource for any new fans of Cara's music.", "It has been her most accomplished work to date", "which was well received on the dance floors", "Cara is set to take the BBC Radio 2 Cambridge Folk Festival by storm this summer where she performs with a host of the world's best folk artists with a highly commended 7 piece band." --BenjMartin 21:53, 15 July 2006 (UTC)
Necessary changes have been made to satisfy these complaints. Therefore, it would be appropriate to remove the Neutrality tag.
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[edit] Black is the Colour
This may be a silly question, but why does her version of Black is the Colour refer to a Woman instead of a Man? She says "her lips are..." etc. I thought she might have been a lesbian, but apparently she is married to a man... so who is she talking about? -- Borb (talk) 17:54, 5 March 2008 (UTC)
