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Rave On
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Not Fade Away
03:01
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That'll Be the Day
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Everyday
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Well...All Right
02:13
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Midnight Shift
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Think It Over
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It's So Easy
02:25
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Blue Days, Black Nights
02:14
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Peggy Sue
03:00
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Wishing
02:27
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Words of Love
03:47
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Paul Burch & WPA Ballclub Nashville, Tennessee
Paul Burch's modern vision of roots music has attracted fans and collaborators across generations including Waco Bros.,Lambchop, Mark Knopfler, Billy Bragg, and Ralph Stanley. Light Sensitive (2020) features a dozen parables about living in the American south. Produced with Dennis Crouch. With Fats Kaplin, Amy Rigby, Luther Dickinson, Aaron Lee Tasjan and Robyn Hitchcock. ... more
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