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My Sin is Pride
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All Fall Down
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Rocket Fuel
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I Want Out
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Philadelphia Mississippi
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Trains
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Cape Henry
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My Right Wing Friend
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Home Remedy
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Work To Do
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Child of Light
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Will Kimbrough Nashville, Tennessee
Will Kimbrough is based in Nashville.
Will has released 20 albums as a solo artist and band member.
His songs have
been recorded by Jimmy Buffett, Little Feat, Shemekia Copeland and others.
Kimbrough’s production for artists like Shemekia Copeland has earned him a Gold Record, Living Blues Producer of the Year and a Grammy nomination.
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