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Sweetie
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Italian Dry Ice
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Hollywood Bass Player
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Nice To Fit In
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Pilgrim
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Domesticated Lovers
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London Bridges
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Snowy
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Josh Rouse Nashville, Tennessee
Josh Rouse released his first album, Dressed Up like Nebraska, in 1998. Since then, he has developed a reputation as one of the leading American singer/songwriters of his generation. On each of his albums, Josh explores a specific theme or sound that allows him to apply his songcraft in ways that keep his music fresh and challenging. ... more
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