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Young Legs

American folk musician

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About Young Legs

Young Legs was a songwriter and singer.

Young Legs is the stage name of American folk and indie rock musician Steven Donahue, from New Jersey. He has released albums including Promise of Winter and The Petal and the Page (2016).

Career Donahue began releasing music as Young Legs in 2010, including the album The Fog and The Forest.

In 2015, Mint 400 Records released Young Legs material including the single "Resolution" and the album Promise of Winter.

In late 2016, Young Legs released the single "Ring of Salt" and the album The Petal and the Page. He also performed on the Defend the Rhino album Fabricated.

Donahue has played bass guitar and provided backing vocals for The Big Drops.

Discography

Albums The Fog and The Forest (2010) Promise of Winter (2015) The Petal and the Page (2016) Songs From Lost Valley (2020) Rare Earth Dream (2024) Warrens & Wyrmlings (2026)

Singles "Resolution" (2015) "Ring of Salt" (2016)

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Who was Young Legs?

American folk musician

What was Young Legs's occupation?

Young Legs was a songwriter and singer.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Young Legs

· Wikidata: Q60675779

· DBpedia: Young Legs

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