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The Fall
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Gold and Roses
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Ruby
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Midnight
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Smokestack Lady
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Ramblin' Boy
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Goodbye Charlie
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Catherine
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Two Hearts Down
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See Right Through
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Little Darlin'
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There's Only One
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Lonely
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Baby Doe
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Devil Woman
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By the Wayside
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Glow
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All This Living
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Goodbye Mama
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Three in the Morning
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Tennessee Jed
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Cruz Contreras Knoxville, Tennessee
Multi-instrumentalist, vocalist, songwriter, and producer Cruz Contreras had impacted Americana music worldwide with projects Robinella and the CCstringband (1998-2007) and The Black Lillies (2009-2019) and is launching the third chapter of his musical journey with a sonic homecoming, “Cosmico”. ... more
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