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Drop In The Bucket
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Back For More
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Christiania
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Born To Waste
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Richmond Blues
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Sacred Yard
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Kokpelli
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Apples In June
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8th Wonder
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Gypsy Lullabye
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Paper, Scissors, Stone
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Pretty Peggy-O
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Me And The Redbird River
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Zoe Speaks Berea, Kentucky
Zoe Speaks is a Kentucky band who draw on their deep roots in the region to put their own spin on everything from traditional ballads to finely-crafted originals. Close family harmonies are a defining feature of their sound, and while their music is drenched in the flavor of the mountain music they grew up with, they skirt the cutting edge of tradition. ... more
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