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Back Hill Country Town
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Fryeburg Fair
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Willa Mae
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Canada
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Margarita
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Hot Sauce
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Three Steps Closer
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Wichita
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Out of the Blue
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Whiskey's Lament
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Endless Sky
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The Michele Fay Band Ripton, Vermont
Americana with a comfortable groove of folk, swing, and bluegrass-influences, woven seamlessly together. Michele’s heart- felt lyrics are at the center, as she sings with a crystal clear, authentic voice. A mix of understated originals and well-placed traditional covers, played and sung with relaxed polish, personality and taste. "Grand Ole Opry worthy..." Kimmy Sophia Brown, The Noise Boston.com. ... more
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