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Texas Sun
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Blade
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Seven Steps
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Interstate Cannonball
02:48
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Walk Alone
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Truckstop in La Grange
02:29
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440 Horses
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Lonesome Sky
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Trains Gonna Roll
03:51
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Memphis Woman
05:03
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Silver Wings
03:36
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Crying Over You
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Bastard Sons of Johnny Cash Austin, Texas
Described by Rolling Stone as "pure Americana heart and soul", The Bastard Sons of Johnny Cash are the voice and vision of songwriter Mark Stuart. Since forming the band in 1995, he's performed with most every major artist in the Country and Americana music community. ... more
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