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Introduction
01:17
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Howlin' Mad
05:16
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I Shall Win
05:22
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Suffer Somehow Somewhere
07:15
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Jesse Died
04:10
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Slow Delivery
04:23
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Open Cages
04:52
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Rabbit Foot
04:02
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Kumback
05:44
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10. |
You and Yer Boy
04:51
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11. |
Sunup Sundown
05:29
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12. |
Elixir Jam
02:26
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13. |
Full as a Catalog
05:26
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14. |
Deer in the Cemetery
10:39
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Jethro Easyfields Indianapolis, Indiana
Easyfields style blends a variety of genres, many of them collectively forming what has become known as American Roots music, that is, distinctly American musical genres like country, bluegrass, and blues. Whether performing solo or with a band, Easyfields culls his sound from all of the above, at times throwing in some rock and even punk leanings to keep the brew interesting. ... more
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