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Yesterday's Gold
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High Noon Lora
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11pm
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Hotel Keys
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Ghost of Marie
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Baby Blue
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JM Lansdowne Hot Springs, Arkansas
This Arkansas native takes queues from legends like Johnny Cash, Tom Waits and Nick Cave and puts his own twist on
it.
Lansdowne cut his teeth on the road touring in other bands and is now hitting the road on his own sharing his personal tales of love and loss.
Lansdowne goes straight for the heart with no room for weak metaphors.
- Paper + Plastick Records
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