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Way Down Here On Earth
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Things That Cannot Be
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Every Day Brings A Rose
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The Having Of It
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Austin Stambaugh Nashville, Tennessee
Ohio Balladeer & Story Writer: Austin Stambaugh is enriched with an authenticity magnetically keen. A modern pioneer of folk music storytelling, his work has been called “Timeless and nuanced,” by Lilly Hiatt. Tim Easton wrote, “Austin Stambaugh is the best flatpicking songwriter you’ve never heard of, and I’ll stand on Steve Earle’s coffee table in my Redwing boots and say it.” ... more
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