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Mississippi
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Midnight Cowboy
04:00
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Our Song
04:14
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The Pulpwooder's Widow
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Beat the Devil Down
04:40
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Dancing
05:31
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I Work For Tips
03:53
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Tear This Mountain Down
04:13
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Pork Steak on Tuesday
03:01
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Red Rock Heart
03:34
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Going to Montgomery
04:58
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Davis Raines Nashville, Tennessee
Davis Raines came to a career in music after 12 years as a prison guard in his home state of Alabama, an experience which informs a lot of his songwriting, often in unexpected ways. His work is deeply grounded in southern country, as well as a range of gospel, blues and R&B traditions. His songs have been covered by Pam Tillis, Kenny Rogers, Kelli Pickler, Jon Byrd, Walt Wilkins and many others. ... more
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