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Rocks and Stones
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Awhile
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Rag Daddy
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Fair, Fair, Fare
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Dire Honeys
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Stonefolk
Formed and first recorded on a farm in eastern Norway, Stonefolk is the collaboration of singer/songwriters Erik Andrew Lindquist and Jesse Taylor Cole. In their steadfast reluctance to learning cover material, Stonefolk draws inspiration from nature and the trials & tribulations of life, love and loss; delivering harmonious truths and lyrical lightheartedness. ... more
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