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Rocket rearview
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No sound
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January and june
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Waltzing with your ghost
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Edge of the blues
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My way home
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Hands are like faces
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Fighting
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Beautiful Sun
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Amelia White Nashville, Tennessee
Amelia White resides in Nashville and writes prolifically in the form of songs, and poems. Her music straddles rock, country and folk and she's been often described as a Lucinda Williams sandwich with a Tom Petty, Aimee Mann bun. She's critically acclaimed and is definitely a legend in her own mind. She tours like a wild horse, and loves her solitude as much as performing her song babies. ... more
Amelia White recommends:
Happy Woman Blues
by Lucinda Williams
Old school and not overproduced, Lucinda shows her range from pure country to neo folk in these gritty tales.
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Blonde On The Tracks
by Emma Swift
The coolest take on Dylan I've heard. Emma brings new life to these deep tracks with her beautiful feminine voice and very interesting production
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Kim Richey has one of those understated underrated voices, and her rhythm guitar playing and production genius shines on Edgefeild. Always quality songs. Kim produced my upcoming album.
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A very clever songwriter and an album that bears many, many repeat listens. Worth the price for the Little Feat reference (in Tehachapi) alone, but it's her way with an image that sticks longest. "You left the building in a flurry / Had your boots on in the house."
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Downey to Lubbock
by Dave Alvin
Soulful guitar interplay form the heart of this lovely Americana collaboration from Dave Alvin and Jimmie Dale Gilmore.
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