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Where the Heart Is
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Heads Up
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Coming Home
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Baby Don't Let Me
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Live Free
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The River
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Man in the Doorway
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Hail to the Innocent
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Gonna See my Baby
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Jimbo Scott Oakland, California
A favorite in the Bay Area’s esteemed house concert scene and folk venues, and a member of the famed California jamgrass
band, Poor Man’s Whiskey, Jimbo Scott’s music evokes traditions of Tennessee country and bluegrass, Oakland soul and sepia toned California landscapes and life-scapes.
Described by Tahoe Weekly as “Honest Honey-Eyed Americana”, Jimbo’s music casts reflections around the room.
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