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Four Winds
05:18
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You'll Come Around
03:02
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Rise Up Singing
04:19
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Passing Time
04:44
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Conspiracy
04:01
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Come Away
03:35
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Riverboat Gambling
03:15
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Long Gone
03:19
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Winding Road, Stormy Sea
03:01
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Nebo
04:16
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Come Back Soon
03:21
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Sam Lamont Pilesgrove, New Jersey
"...Lamont makes solid roots/rock 'n' soul music, combining blues, jazz, funk, folk, country and rock in catchy melodies,
memorable harmonies, and meaningful lyrics...In these days of pigeon-holing everyone's music into a specific genre, Sam Lamont's music defies categorization."
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