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Higher Than Lonesome
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Digem
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Falls Like Rain
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Be My Heart
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Down
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Cold Morning
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House Of Lies
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The Glow
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Sleepy Driver
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The Repeating Arms Miamisburg, Ohio
The Repeating Arms is a four piece string band from Dayton,OH. Four friends that share an unbridled love for music....Harold Hensley on vox and guitar. Max Nunery on banjo,guitar,lap steel and vox. Chip Pritchard on upright bass and vox.Brian Spirk on mandolin. You can find them at a venue or festival near you supporting their new full length record "Blackberry Winter". ... more
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