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Home At Last
03:32
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The Numbers
03:56
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High
04:01
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Autumn Song
03:34
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Roseland
04:06
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Montreal Again
03:57
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Mrs. Pennington
03:54
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Drivin'
03:38
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Suburban 2-Step
03:53
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Hoop Dreams
04:18
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Rock County Line
03:33
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The World Rolls On
03:54
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Christopher Mark Jones Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
CMJ sings soulful country and blues-inflected Americana narratives
in “a rich voice that’s slightly
rough around the edges” (Scott Mervis, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette), but still grabs the listener along with his “fascinating lyrics” (Melody Maker, UK) Listeners hear echoes of “Greg Brown's pacing and a Lyle Lovett attitude” (Ben Shannon), as well as of John Prine, Bruce Coburn and Darrell Scott.
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