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Jack Cat Blues
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Back Down to Georgia
03:25
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Charlie Foxtrot
05:02
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Lil' Martha
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Solo Crow
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Widow Pills Macon, Georgia
A sound that stems from a variety of influences and life experiences all united by the eccentricity of the South. A sound built on late-night porch storytelling, cold beer, family and friends, good food and good people. Music doesn’t have to be complicated to be great and Widow Pills are here to remind us of that fact. ... more
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