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All That's Left
03:44
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Too Late To Care
03:34
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3. |
Can't Go Home
03:39
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Kitty Jo Creek
03:35
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Old 482
04:02
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The Dutchman
04:35
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Mansion On The Hill
03:34
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9. |
The Children Are Crying
02:46
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Mahogany Ridge
03:28
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11. |
Tennessee Blues
03:50
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12. |
Too Many
02:52
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13. |
The Journey
05:32
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The Badly Bent Durango, Colorado
The Badly Bent is based in Durango, CO and has been together since 1998. Winners of the coveted Telluride Bluegrass
Festival band competition, they have performed at over 100 festivals. They recently released "Too Late To Care' to follow up their two previous releases. Cindi Trautmann(fiddle, vox)
Patrick Dressen(guitar,vox)
Mark Epstein(banjo,vox)
Joel Denman(mando), Guy Ewing (bass)
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