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Wood Burning Stove
03:52
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Bible Belt
03:46
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Ten Year Reunion
03:23
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Andrea
03:00
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Diamond Dancer
04:31
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Old Fashioned Lonely
04:04
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Landlocked
03:45
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Junction 9 & 21
03:34
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Brokeback Son
03:31
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Light of Morn
04:21
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Moving Day
04:01
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Ephemeral
02:57
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Joe Vickers Drumheller, Alberta
Farmer by day, troubadour by night, Joe Vickers has logged countless miles on both his combine and tour van. His music explores the human spirit singing of the triumphs and tragedies of everyday life on the prairies.
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