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Johnny Thurman
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A Dream In A Dream
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Thunderbird
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What I Don't Know Is Why
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I Can't Lie To You
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WCRY
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Coghill's Iron
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Juana
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Western Union Wire
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The Goldenrods St. Louis, Missouri
St. Louis, Missouri’s The Goldenrods can be described as “Country and Midwestern”. They perform original material as well as regional classics from middle America. The Goldenrods are Ryan Koenig (singing and playing guitar, octave mandolin, fiddle, and banjo) Jess Adkins (singing and playing guitar and accordion) and Kellie Everett (singing and playing upright bass.) ... more
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