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No Good Reason
03:14
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Laid To Waste
03:36
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Hurricane
04:01
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Heartstrings
04:18
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New Religion
04:05
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My Way Home
04:04
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Made Of Stone
03:37
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My Own Worst Enemy
04:35
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Out Of Sight
04:27
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Grey Matter
04:44
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Breaking Out
04:04
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Shield
02:32
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Jim Stapley Atlanta, Georgia
Jim Stapley has the kind of voice that comes along once in a generation; a powerful brew of blues and soul, laced with sublime falsetto. Described as “gritty, pretty, and profound” by Classic Rock Magazine, his songs of love, hope, and political disenfranchisement are stories for the everyman. ... more
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