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Misinformation Shuffle
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Whirlpool Waltz
04:59
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River Daughter
06:25
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Lay Me Low
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Wuts The Good In Diggin
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Cure For My Insanity
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Stain
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Canoe
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Ralph White Austin, Texas
A roots musician in the truest sense, Ralph White channels his love of traditional American genres (folk, country, blues) through a variety of instruments; without retreading old paths, makes music that is at once in the moment and seemingly of times long past. He is, as the Austin Chronicle puts it, "a [self-taught] master of ethnomusicology." ... more
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