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You're What I Need
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Valentines Day
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Lay With Me Dear
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War & Sin
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Tennessee
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Streets of Abilene
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Birmingham Train
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Drive Me Away
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1952
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Ross Adams Charlotte, North Carolina
Ross Adams just finished up his third studio album “Escaping Southern Heat” in Muscle Shoals, Alabama this past year. Adams
had the pleasure of working with Jason Isbell’s 400 unit as his backing band for the record, with bassist Jimbo Hart producing. Ross created a collection of songs for this record that he describes raw and very personal. The album is scheduled
for release on September 10th.
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