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Dylan
04:10
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Letter From America
04:32
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Prison Walls
01:50
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Caroline
03:05
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Hey Dealer
02:49
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Streets Of Shame
03:59
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Old Mountain Devil
02:47
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T.V. Queen
01:57
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Footsteps In The Hall
04:30
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Cletis Carr
Singer-songwriter Cletis Carr knows a good yarn. Especially when paired with a good melody and some gritty slide
guitar.
A careful student of the human condition, Carr's story-songs play out like mini-movies. Tales of joy, heartbreak, redemption, ordinary madness and everyday heroes are framed in a rich tapestry of acoustic steel-string guitar, dobro and lap slide.
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