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Goodnight Man
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Uncle Dan
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My Sweet Baby's Arms
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Jo
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The Farmer and the Son
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Fire Ants
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Sweet Imogene
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Louisiana
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Jerry's Meltdown
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Ben Abney and the Hurts Memphis, Tennessee
Performing since age 4, Ben Abney grew up singing in churches and a country line-dancing hall in West Tennessee. By the late 90s he began playing in punk bands. In 2005, his attention shifted back towards the sounds of country and gospel that he grew up with. The son of a preacher, his stories of struggling with faith, death, poverty, oppression, and love weave through his writing. ... more
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