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John Henry
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Worried Man Blues
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Hell or High Water
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Hobo's Lullaby
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Red River Valley
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The Holy Ground
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Moonshiner
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Hobo Bill's Last Ride
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Boomtown
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Gypsy Davy
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Pavement
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Hallelujah, I'm a Bum
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Going Down the Road
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Spencer Jo Calgary, Alberta
Spencer Jo isn't interested in sugarcoating things. In fact, they’ve spent much of their musical life searching for sour truth and and exposing it. This has lead to their current incarnation as a folk artist with a biting edge that makes their social commentary poignant for anyone who listens. ... more
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