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Hillside
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He Called Me Baby
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Seaside
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I Can't Find You At All (Ft. Molly Tuttle)
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City Of Glass
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Toys
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I Still Think Of Her
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Sick On A Plane
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Bakersfield Clay
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Bedside Window
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Solicitor Man
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All I Know
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AJ Lee & Blue Summit Santa Cruz, California
AJ Lee & Blue Summit are an award-winning, energetic, and technically jaw-dropping bluegrass band quickly rising on the national roots music scene. Their Signature Sounds debut, City of Glass is a spellbinding collection of original songs and covers that’s just as much country soul and gritty, bluesy Americana as it is rock club and festival-ready string band fare. ... more
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