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Freight Train
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Hits You Now
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Knock On My Door
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Black Mountain Rag
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Blackberry Blossom
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Ain't Worth The Race
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Prester John's Gone and Dirt Country Tofino, British Columbia
Prester John's Gone was formed in 2009 by Chris Dolphin and Joel Gray. They combined with a mutual passion for bluegrass and country roots music and now perform with fervor. The recent addition of Dirt Country, comprised of Bryden Ashton on bass and Duncan Booth on drums has married the same heritage of rusty storytelling with a rhythm section that hammers the last nail in the coffin. ... more
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