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The Hammer
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Worried Life
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L'Enfant Promenade
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Roustabout
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Tear Me Down
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Afraid of the Dark
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Catfish Blues
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Lonesome Valley
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Going Back East
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Killing Debt
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Hilltop
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Bona Fide
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Deep Blue Sea
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Jonny Grave Washington D.C., D.C.
Jonny Grave is a guitarist, songwriter, singer, bandleader, teacher, musical historian, and guitar repair tech from Washington DC. Growing up in a very musical family, Grave was introduced to the sounds of American traditional folk music early on. At age fifteen he found himself learning slide guitar techniques from old Blues records, and by seventeen he was performing them live. ... more
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