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The Bonaparte's Retreat
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Tumbling Tumbleweeds
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Remington Ride
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Pleading
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Teach Your Children
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Way Out There
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The Three Bells
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I Walk the Line
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Blues Stay Away
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El Paso
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Deep Water
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The Last Roundup
04:08
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The Burnt Ends Brooklyn, New York
Brooklyn-based improvisatory desperados serving up vintage country music from the 1940-60s with meaty horn arrangements that provide a smoky delicacy for the senses. Rare and classic country/western songs are reimagined for this 7-piece group of wranglers while paying respect to the original storytellers and outlaws that created them. ... more
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