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Nine Foot Problem
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Panhead
06:14
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Sons And Daughters
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Lord Open Road
05:57
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Fountain Square Stare
04:00
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Mid Century Modern
02:49
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Bill Traylor
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Blood
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Faithful Friend
03:18
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Otis Gibbs Indiana
Otis Gibbs is a Songwriter, storyteller, painter, and planter of 7,176 trees. He once wrestled a bear, and lost.
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J.T.
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Such a lovely tribute to a son from his father. I’m sure that recording this album (and writing that final song) must have been painful for Steve, but also very cathartic and the best way of grieving he knew of.
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Georgia Blue
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Saw him and the 400 Unit ( where else) in Stockholm. We let him go home. Is this man a different class? He went to a different bloody school. Never written or covered a bad track. With my arm twisted up, my back I would choose as the outstanding track - Midnight Train to Georgia ps All the rest are fantastic!!!
go to albumThe Canadian artist uses gentle avant-folk ballads to explore the spiritual, the mystical, and the mundane in the stories of King Arthur.
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Dakota Blue Moon
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Gorgeous acoustic Americana from North Carolina, stripped-back and sublime.
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The folk musician's debut album asks existential questions about life.
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The New OK
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The Truckers continue to be as relevant as ever , and in this era of right wing bullshit....it heartens me to see them as headstrong as ever.
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