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Words of the Wise
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Cape Girardeau Blues
04:18
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Angel
04:41
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Reaching For The Sky
04:40
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Hearts of 1905
05:41
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Johnny Said
02:57
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Zimphira the Gypsy
08:46
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Color of Your Eyes
04:06
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The Dirt Song
03:04
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Chuck LeMonds Austria
Chuck LeMonds’ music is a kind of Country Soul gumbo of blues, folk, funk and country with poetic lyrics that call to be heard. In times like these, the music and songwriting of Chuck LeMonds has the effect of a soothing balsam for the soul, or that of a plow turning over fresh soil in a field waiting to be planted in spring. ... more
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