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Dry My Eyes
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Cantwell Town
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Fall On My Knees
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Sorrow Bound
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Only The Lonely
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Hey Little Darlin
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Rabbit In A Log
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Saturday Night In Jail
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When The Nights Are Cold
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Lost Patterns Austin, Texas
Lost Patterns is an American roots duo based in Austin, TX, featuring songwriters and multi-instrumentalists Beth Chrisman and Silas Lowe. They bring an earthy grit to the lonesome, lowdown backroads of acoustic Americana, that is always moving and evocative. ... more
Lost Patterns recommends:
Ain't Through Honky Tonkin' Yet
by Brennen Leigh
Brennen Leigh writes the most hardcore honkytonk music in the land. Great production on this album by the brilliant Chris Scruggs.
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Our pals Deano and Jo put out a killer album of originals and lesser known bluegrass and hillbilly standards!
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Ramblin' Soul
by Melissa Carper
Melissa Carper puts out records that are somehow timeless, retro, AND super hip, this latest one is our favorite.
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Daddy's Country Gold
by Melissa Carper
supported by 5 fans who also own “Lost Patterns”
I have a TBI, so memory is a big theme of my life. And recently entered recovery, and clear so bring on more memories (like the wonderful show at the Blue Door). My dad was a steeler, starting with Rogers Twins when he was 14. Sneaked him in the back door of a Texas dance hall-he also played with Merl Lindsay before Western Swing slowly began to disappear. http://genejones.bizland.com/
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Take Me Anywhere
by The Sons Of Rainier
supported by 4 fans who also own “Lost Patterns”
Think "The jukebox in the bar your car broke down in front of." The Sons are back, baby. Setting the standard for alt-country in the PNW. If you haven't listened to "Down In Pancake Valley", you oughta.
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Hell on Church Street
by punchbrothers
A re-envisioning of Tony Rice's classic album "Church Street Blues" from Brooklyn progressive bluegrass quartet Punch Brothers.
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