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Turned To Space (solo)
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Delia Sue (solo)
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I Want You (solo)
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Seemed Like (solo)
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Woodstock (solo)
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J.M. Hart Virginia
Settled along the fall-line in his home state of Virginia, Jonathan has been writing songs alone and with others for some
time.
Record Crates United notes that Jonathan walks the line between “country-tinged singer-songwriter fare and cosmic Americana.”
He works a day-job by day, hosts The Brokedown Podcast by night, and tries to spend time with his family in between.
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J.M. Hart recommends:
Closest Thing To Heaven
by Dogwood Tales
You could easily say, top alt-country of the day or some such thing, but that buries the lede. This is a songwriting record bolstered by beautiful and artful playing. And yes, pedal steel.
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Pino Carrasco
by Nick Mitchell Maiato
One Eleven Heavy had plans for 2020 that got scrapped. Some of those plans were folded into Nick’s recorded-in-lockdown jammer that I keep going back to play.
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James Toth's writing has the ability to grab the ear, hold the mind, then turn the phrase exactly the way you would neither foresee nor argue against. An essential signpost in a substantial catalog
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Rose City Band
by Rose City Band
supported by 8 fans who also own “Proof Of Life”
If Wooden Shjips traded their sails for a prairie schooner, this is what you might hear them playing around the campfire at night on the Great Plains: homespun country-rock with a hint of psychedelia. Wonderful stuff, from start to finish.
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Lovely and stirring songs based around feather-light acoustic guitar and Calvert’s tender, whisper-soft vocals
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