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New Age Guy
03:54
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Traveling On
09:25
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New Age Guy
07:05
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Dawn's Wedding
05:54
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Once In A While
06:04
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Fingers Of Darkness
06:18
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Restless And Waiting
09:49
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Crazy Quilt
05:51
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Maggie's Waltz
09:51
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Light Up A Light
06:11
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Long Strange Trip
06:15
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Deb Cavanaugh Petersburg, New York
In the 1970s and 80s, Deb traveled around the U.S. by thumb, had children and moved into a VW bus. She's played many styles of music, from classical to jazz, blues, folk and rock and roll. All of these styles have influenced her songs and performances. Deb performs her own music, and a full range of other material, playing a variety of instruments, including mountain dulcimer and guitar. ... more
Deb Cavanaugh recommends:
Authentic Earth
by Curious Comet
Thoughtful but gritty, these original tunes will keep you thinking. Niki's emotional vocals and Bob's guitar work are inspiring
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Doc Roots Elixir
by Red Haired Strangers
Down-to-earth, true american music. If you like country, bluegrass and blues, you'll like these folks.
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Bendt Acoustic Sessions: Vol. 1
by Bendt
Great rock and roll with a thoughtful lyrics and a unique twist.
go to albumIf you like Deb Cavanaugh, you may also like:
The latest from the UK’s Chris Brain is a gorgeously wrought album of tender acoustic folk music.
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Durham, NC singer-songwriter Skylar Gudasz makes intimate Americana delivered with dry wit and stunningly precise vocal acumen.
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Darkness begins to creep into the corners on the latest from Itasca.
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