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Come What May
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Tell Moses
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Tobacco Road
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Ruby Tuesday
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The Way That We Do
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Happy And Free
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You Were On My Mind
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You’re Right (I’m Wrong)
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Raise The Dead
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You’re Still Gone
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Someday
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That Don’t Worry Me Now
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Baby's In Black
02:21
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Colvin & Earle Austin, Texas
In 1987, Shawn Colvin and Steve Earle met when they were booked to play a show together in Northampton, Massachusetts. In 2014, they staged a co-headlining concert tour. Earle was so pleased with how the shows went that he suggested they record an album together. Colvin agreed, and the pair recorded Colvin & Earle in less than two weeks. The album was released by Fantasy Records in June 2016. ... more
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