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Sago Mine
04:41
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Spruce Creek
04:44
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The Ballad of Philo Paul
04:57
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Drowning Blues
05:27
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Simple
03:57
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Fathers Face
03:52
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Manna Momma
06:09
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Prodigal Son
04:51
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Earth Disease
03:18
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With You
06:01
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Enough
03:42
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Mitch Bell
You can hear it in the songs: Ancestral roots of the frontier of Appalachia and the American Civil War. From five generations of musicians, ministers, poets, that all adds up to a mixture that makes this songwriter who he is. Mixing folk, rock, blues, and Americana music with compelling thoughtful lyrics that reveal more depth with each listen. ... more
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