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Mama Don't Cook It
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Arkansas Bound
03:06
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Eli
06:14
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House in the Sky
04:52
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Boxers on Backwards
05:25
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Dollar Bill
05:05
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Hi Hi
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Bad Mule
03:57
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The Stars are Aligned
03:38
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Kerosene Dream
03:55
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Root Hog or Die
03:43
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Christian Girlfriend
05:09
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Ramblin' Mind
04:25
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Bigboned and Buttugly
09:01
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Sad Daddy Eureka Springs, Arkansas
Sad Daddy is the union of four Arkansas based musicians bringing their own unique styles and backgrounds together to create beautiful music. Sad Daddy is Brian Martin on guitar, Melissa Carper on bass, Joe Sundell on banjo, and Rebecca Patek on fiddle.
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I have a TBI, so memory is a big theme of my life. And recently entered recovery, and clear so bring on more memories (like the wonderful show at the Blue Door). My dad was a steeler, starting with Rogers Twins when he was 14. Sneaked him in the back door of a Texas dance hall-he also played with Merl Lindsay before Western Swing slowly began to disappear. http://genejones.bizland.com/
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