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Backwater
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Abbs Valley
03:53
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Protest Song
04:33
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Never Called it Love
02:38
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Too Damn Broke
03:50
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Pariah
05:15
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Uncle Freet
03:30
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Burn it Down
05:56
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Beer and a Bible
06:49
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Gas Station Jesus
04:17
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Worry When I'm Dry
03:23
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Roustabout Indiana
Roustabout is a four-piece folk band steeped in Americana, from Huntington, Indiana. Their music ranges from rowdy to raw, and they work hard to ensure that their songs are honest, socially conscientious, and palatable. Expect an intimate stripped down sound delivered with great vocal harmonies, and as many different acoustic instruments as four guys can play. ... more
Roustabout recommends:
Before the Dawn: Otter Lake Sessions
by James and the Drifters
They have a song about buffalo (bison). Enough said.
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Raucous jams from this Austin artist with hooks so immediate, they bury themselves in your brain.
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Meet Me at the River
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