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One Night Left
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September in Tennessee
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Never Run Out of Love
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I Haven't Tried
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When the Queen is Dead
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Bright Sky
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Songs with Gideon
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Between Two Worlds
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Moon Alligator
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The Hurt
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Just A Little
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Remember
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Mike Sands Nashville, New York
Ever since Mike was a young boy he has hated labels and categories and his music reflects that. He enjoys and is inspired
from many different genres of music and has taken that to craft his own unique songwriting style that is hard to define.
He has been playing music on and off since he was 5 years old and In 2014 he released his first CD of original music entitled "Shot of Reality"
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Mike Sands recommends:
Yellow Trailer
by Grant Maloy Smith
Grant is a great storyteller and his songs really move you. He is a mater of American roots music
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Restless Spirit
by Tucker Riggleman & The Cheap Dates
West Virginia trio showcase strident country rock anchored in bold, anthemic songcraft and deliciously twangy tones.
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Scared Of You
by Laura Imbruglia
Gutsy rock & roll from Australian songwriter Laura Imbruglia with biting riffs and sneering vocals.
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Start All Over Again
by The Berries
Jangly, cosmic Americana from Seattle that's shot through with a sense of sweet warmth.
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Woozy, rollicking indie rock that's thick and humid, searching vocals set against pealing guitars. Also available on cassette.
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Move To The Trees
by Winter McQuinn
Winter McQuinn mixes soft rock and psychedelic folk for a sound reminiscent of classic pop purveyors like Cut Worms and the Lemon Twigs.
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