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Everything Is As It Was
01:43
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Lonesome and Sorry
03:25
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Meet Me In the Morning
02:51
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Dear Mr Morganfield
02:59
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Blues Underground
02:39
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7. |
The Little Things You Do
03:19
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8. |
Up All Night
02:38
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Always In the Dark
03:33
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I wasn't born for lesser things but you've been up inside my head
Planting little seeds that might be better off dead
I never saw the golden truth or just how hard you lied
All I see is this pain I feel deep deep down inside
You crushed all my dreams now I'm snorting them in lines
Tearing at the seams, slowly losing my mind
I've got a bottle full of makers mark and tarot cards
but you can't see the future if you're always in the dark
I've been mindful of mindlessness, lost in the night
Like a ship on the rocks so very far from the light
Smoking cheap cigarettes till the feeling subsides
But you can't feel the rain until you can't come inside
I've been clean and sober for at least a year
My mind is sharp and my thoughts are clear
Now I'd love to tell you it's been a hell of a ride
But first hand me that bottle, babe, and spread your thighs
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Whispering Winds
02:36
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Caleb Shelton Grand Forks, North Dakota
Caleb Shelton has an affinity for weaving tales like yarn, borrowing from the fibers of American folklore and music traditions, inspired by the power and emotion of the delta blues and early rock & roll.
Caleb Shelton recommends:
Long Time Coming
by Sierra Ferrell
Sierra Ferrel sits in the heart of American music. At the crossroads where jazz, country, and Appalachian Mountains meet.
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Stronger Than Strong
by John Németh
Raucous and rowdy, this album accurately captures that Chicago blues sounds of yesteryear and gave the modern twist that is truly his own.
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Cat Clyde pulls no punches in this twangy, blues-driven album. Imagine that Robert Johnson, Steve Earl, Muddy Waters, and Janis Joplin formed a band and had Dylan write their songs.
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Soulful guitar interplay form the heart of this lovely Americana collaboration from Dave Alvin and Jimmie Dale Gilmore.
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These tracks are straightforward and concise, never relying on gauzy metaphors to complicate her declarations of love.
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The Australian band, featuring members of King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard, pivot to country.
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