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Man of Few Words
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Accuracy
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Goodnight Irene
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Worried Mind
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The Last Straw
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When I'm Gone
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Drink Up and Go Home
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Tennessee Dixon New Orleans, Louisiana
Tennessee Dixon is a country folk blues gospel singer/songwriter. He spent time with family in The Great Smoky Mountains and North Carolina. That’s where he picked up the harmonica, the guitar, and bluegrass. He was very inspired by the independent music of Fort Worth, Texas. After folks calling him Tennessee, since that’s where he’s from, he took that name in honor of his hometown in Burns, TN. ... more
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