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Weary Traveler
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Pick Up
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Long Way Home
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Salute The Birds
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8 - 4
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Hawk Stone Way
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Take It Easy, Sally
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Crocodile Tears
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Sentimental Tendencies
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Pat Stone & The Dirty Boots Oxford, Connecticut
Pat Stone & the Dirty Boots quartet is capable of being a traditional all-acoustic band complete with glimmering mandolin, woody upright bass, tasteful percussion, and dynamic vocals complete with rich harmonies. On the flip side, the band is a rock n' roll four piece featuring dual electric guitars, bold drum fills, aggressive, catchy vocal lines and a contagious energy. ... more
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