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Train 45
02:59
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Sing Me Back Home
03:24
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Long Gone
03:12
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Floyd County Mines
04:58
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Midnight Train
02:31
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Old Joe Clark
02:31
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Worried Man Blues
03:42
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The Old Family Bible
03:11
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Glory
03:57
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Cero Jane
03:00
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Nine Pound Hammer
03:37
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Mike Perry Clayton, Indiana
Stormy Tuesday Productions/Lightning Struck Studios
has been working with musicians and businesses in central
Indiana for more than 20 years. We now offer an Artist Development Program, Web Media, and an Independent Record Label. We put focus on talented working musicians, helping them present their talent in a way that will help them achieve the success they desire.
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