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Chicago
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Interstate
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Miner's Song
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Sons Of Our Fathers
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Mountain Machine
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Steady As She Goes
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Out Of The River
05:26
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Lord, Let Me Drown
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The Barber's Chair
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Paint These Walls
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Mississippi Jake Des Moines, Iowa
Mississippi Jake brings folklore from the hills of the Ozarks to the Midwest stage. He tells fact and fiction with honest guitar chords and gravel in his voice. Solo or alongside his Bootleggers Orchestra, Mississippi Jake showcases one-of-a-kind folk with teeth. ... more
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