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The Long Black Ribbon
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Not The One For You
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Rainy Nights, Sunny Days
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You Mean The World To Me
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Broke Down and Broke
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Gal Holiday and the Honky Tonk Revue New Orleans, Louisiana
Gal Holiday and the Honky Tonk Revue were at the vanguard of New Orleans’ now-thriving country scene when they formed over a decade ago, and they’ve remained in a league of their own ever since. Combining evocative songwriting, impeccable musicianship, and a twinge of punk sensibility to boot, their infectious Western swing energy has helped grow an avid fan-base of two-steppers around the world. ... more
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