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Buffalo Nickel
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Fried Oysters
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Moving Through America
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Living The Dream
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Times Like These
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I Can't Get Back
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Say Hello To Gainesville
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What's A Dog Think?
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Palo Alto
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Steve Forbert
Folk-Rock, singer-songwriter. Romeo's Tune was his first major hit in 1979. Hometown: Meridian, Miss. Released 22 studio albums, including a Grammy-nominated tribute to fellow Meridian, Mississippi native, Jimmie Rodgers.
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Pittsburgh artist Merce Lemon makes tender and open-hearted indie pop with echoes of Frankie Cosmos.
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Sweet and honest bedroom pop made with the sparest of instrumentation and topped with poetically melancholy lyrics.
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Forever Only Idaho
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Big, strummy songs that recall the heart-on-sleeve earnestness and lo-fi glory of early Mountain Goats.
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Live From London
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Guitarist and songwriter extraordinaire. Once heard, never forgotten.
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