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Stormy Night
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Listen to the Wind
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Devil's Child
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Boatman's Oar
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Rain Doesn't Shine
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Hammer and Nails
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Ways and Means
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Odds Favor the Devil
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First Time Last Time
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Unreasonable Men
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Barroom Weather
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Henry's Rifle Albany, New York
The alter-ego of Albany songsmith John Alfred Pipino, Henry’s Rifle is pure fire ‘n’ brimstone country-blues. With a battered six-string banjo, a scorched holler and a pair of boots stomping on an old suitcase, Henry’s Rifle conjures up heaven, hell and all the American ghosts haunting the barrooms and plowfields in between. This is real roots music in all its raucous, heartbreaking glory. ... more
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