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Whistlestop
03:29
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Simple Song
03:51
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Tomorrow's Here Today
03:10
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Boil it Down
03:06
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Letter from Nashville
02:57
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Don't Feel Sorry
03:21
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Little Too Much
03:00
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Gone Dry
03:34
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The Crowd You Run With
03:23
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Since I Fell For You
03:27
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Last Time I Saw Her Cry
04:16
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Writing on the Wall
04:05
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Raquel
02:46
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Long Walk Home
03:02
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Greg Tiburzi Duluth, Minnesota
Inspired by pop radio, the American songbook, folk and world music, and rock from Chuck Berry on, Greg Tiburzi blends guitar and harmonica to back his compositions of loss, redemption, and fragility of the human condition. He reveres the healing quality of music, the ability to lift and better connect us to each other, our surroundings, and ourselves. ... more
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