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Slow River Running
02:28
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Terlingua to Tombstone
03:00
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Big High Mountain
03:29
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She Knows The River
05:09
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Silverbell Mine
04:22
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Unforgettable Ride
03:57
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Wild
04:09
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Katie's Tune
02:43
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10. |
Steal Away
02:36
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11. |
Song Of The Boatman
03:46
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12. |
Hassayamper Blues
03:42
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Chris Brashear Tucson, Arizona
Singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist
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