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Harlan County Line
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Johnny Ace Is Dead
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Black Rose of Texas
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Gary, Indiana 1959
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Run Conejo Run
04:52
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No Worries Mija
03:35
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Murrietta's Head
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Manzanita
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Dirty Nightgown
05:18
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Two Lucky Bums
02:27
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Boss of the Blues
08:13
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Long White Cadillac
05:35
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Rio Grande
05:14
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Johnny Ace is Dead
05:11
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Out of Control
09:51
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Dry River
08:07
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Run Conejo Run
07:26
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Fourth of July
06:50
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Signal Hill
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Never Trust A Woman
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Dave Alvin Los Angeles, California
"There are two types of folk music: quiet folk music and loud folk music. I play both." - Dave Alvin
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