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Let You Down
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Dirt Roads of Red
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Madelene
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Slow & Steady
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Arkansas Kid
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Give Me One Reason
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Dance Another Dance
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Goodnight
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JD Clayton Fort Smith, Arkansas
A native son of Arkansas, JD Clayton delivers a timeless form of country-rock that’s wholly the product of his environment: down-to-earth, deliberately unhurried, touched with a carefree ease that’s undeniably infectious. After several years spent grinding it out in Nashville—and kicking off a career that’s included touring alongside the likes of Dwight Yoakam, Old Crow Medicine Show and more. ... more
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