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Me and Gary Lee
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Bottom of the Blues
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Moving On
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Reno Nevada
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Before It's Time To Go
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Don't Step Away
03:51
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Wayne Perry Blues
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Someone I Used To Love
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New Jerusalem
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No Place To Fall
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Mark Viator & Susan Maxey Austin, Texas
Songwriters Viator & Maxey bring you an ever-evolving repertoire of songs about endless highways, hurricanes, barrooms, and the power of love. Their tightly woven vocals are underscored by Mark’s slide and acoustic guitar playing, and Susan’s soulful voice is an instrument all its own. They deliver an emotional authenticity built on the rhythms of Louisiana and the poetry of Texas troubadours. ... more
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