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Bottom of the Barrel
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Sugarcane
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Come Back Down
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Leave It on the Ground
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What I Don't Remember
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O My Friends
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Cleveland
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Whittle & Pare
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Down in the Trenches
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The Light
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Forlorn Strangers Nashville, Tennessee
Forlorn Strangers is an all acoustic Americana quintet using guitar, banjo, mandolin, fiddle, upright bass, a stomp box, & percussion. Their sound is based on the roots of American music, leaning heavily on bluegrass, drenched in 4 part family harmony, & has elements of jazz, blues, & some rock'n'roll. They bring high-energy sets that engage listeners in an exciting & introspective experience. ... more
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