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Bedside of a Neighbor
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Ramblin Man
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This Train
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Midnight Special
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Cobwebs
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Scamland
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Remember
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Frankie and Johnny
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Sevens Song
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Are We There Yet Daddy?
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The Masarie Gang Atlanta, Georgia
Susannah Masarie on vocals and rhythm guitar, Doug Morton on lead guitar and vocals, Phil Anderson on upright bass, and
Steve Baird on drums.
The Masarie Gang features the songwriting of Susannah Masarie. The sound is a mixed bag of folk, rock, blues, jazz, gospel, bluegrass, alternative country, and Americana sung with the voice of an old soul. We like to call it “Appalachian Gothic.”
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