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I Know You Rider
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House Of The Rising Sun
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Takin' the 3:19
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Weeping Willow Tree
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Down By The River Side
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James Dalton New Jersey
James Dalton is a performer and a storyteller, a musician and a giver. He's huffed it around, reaching audiences the hard way:one person at a time, on stages and subway platforms, in living rooms and radio studios. Stomping his feet, hootin and hollerin, banging on guitars, and making mandolins weep. Sharing secrets and laughs, mixing breathtaking vocals with exciting harmonica playing ... more
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