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The Grapevine Song
04:02
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Gray Wolves
03:31
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Aperol Sun
03:17
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Bonfire
03:00
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Red Dress
03:02
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Elk Creek
03:20
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It's Hard
03:35
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The Roaring Fork
02:32
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Saguaro
03:29
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The Westerns Los Angeles, California
Texas Twang gone west. Kit Pongetti and Matthew Hart of Those Who Dig.
Born out of the pandemic….The Westerns are
new LA alt-country.
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