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Old Fox
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To The Doves
02:50
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East Alabama
03:14
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Dark Thoughts
02:28
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Charms & Letters
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Trash Fire
04:29
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Barbra Dee
02:27
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Long In The Tooth
02:30
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Write It All Down
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Beautiful World
03:08
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JP Harris Nashville, Tennessee
Long before Harris became a well known honky-tonker, he used to play archaic “old-time” American tunes at underground fiddlers’ gatherings, engrossed in this punkish folk music world. 'Don’t You Marry No Railroad Man', his debut recording of traditional music under the moniker JP Harris’ Dreadful Wind and Rain, features ten tracks spanning the breadth of American old-time repertoire. ... more
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