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Green Door
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The Band Played On
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Rum and Coca Cola
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Billy
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Oh Babe, It Ain’t No Lie
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Pastures of Plenty
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Deep Purple
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Cocktails for Two
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Wheel of Fortune
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Tom Brosseau Grand Forks, North Dakota
Tom Brosseau is a folksinger and songwriter from North Dakota. He comes from a working family with a musical background. His grandmother Lillian Uglem taught him the acoustic guitar while he was in grade school. He has exchanged songs and poetry with many talented folks, including Susan Orlean, Ramblin’ Jack Elliott, Patrick Marber, Bonnie Raitt and the late Sam Hinton. ... more
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