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Greenville
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Stone Skyway
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Ballad for the mountain
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Try
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Lament
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The horse ride
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Revolution
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So alike
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The devil song
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Places we never went
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The Monotrol Kid Brussel, Belgium
The Belgian based singer-songwriter, TheMonotrol Kid, can say his days as a lonesome wandering storyteller are over. While his first album came in in a singer-songwriter style, his new album will grab you and will get under your skin. Folk - Americana lead by a distinctive voice and not far of the sound of the “Mermaid Avenue” albums by Wilco and Billy Bragg and the harmonies of The Jayhawks. ... more
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