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Blacktail Canyon
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Try
03:03
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Falcon Mysterioso
04:43
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All Mine
03:09
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River Ramblin Spirit
03:26
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Fortress in the Forest
04:23
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Quattlebaum Portland, Oregon
“An upholder of tradition who jolts new light into vintage practices, Quattlebaum’s a talented player…”
-Connect
Savannah
“ Armed with a banjo, guitar, and a dream, Southern-fried troubadour, Austin Quattlebaum, spreads around his wildly swampy blues and backwoods folk across the nation.”
-The Sacramento Bee
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