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You Could Be My Lover
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Hesitation Blues
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Good Ol' Days
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Black Tar
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Willamette River Blues
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Angel When You Die
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Mary Don't You Weep
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Closely Watched Trains Portland, Oregon
Closely Watched Trains, a Portland based band, got their start playing around a woodstove in a giant tent, where beer was sold out of a colorful truck and families came to eat, drink, and hear their fine acoustic music. A vocal-driven 5-piece, CWT plays Gospel, Honky-Tonk, and Folk infused with the essence of truth that was once the bread and butter of Country Music. ... more
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