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Table Mountain
04:29
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Sleepy Holler
04:19
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Pushin' Through
08:26
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Brain Scan
03:20
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Gold Coast #422
04:23
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Warm Reception
03:36
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The Butcher's Last Dance
04:18
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Waltz for Katie
03:38
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Yes Man
03:40
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Bud's Grand Adventure
05:18
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Wasco Stomp
07:43
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Ravine Palace
04:43
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Christian Sedelmyer Nashville, Tennessee
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These are exceptionally good (nearly- instrumental) vignettes played with so much finesse and grace. Pieces to carry you far and wide to wonderful places that live on the borderlands of typical Bluegrass tunes, but are all the better for it. The first track is absolutely perfect accompaniment for any late afternoon or evening Autumnal stroll or window staring musings. Fans of early Grisman or early Tony Rice instrumentals take note.
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