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Dusty Gray
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Lucky by Birth
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The Highlights
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Crossed Wires
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Rise & Fall
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The Lonesome Heroes Austin, Texas
Austin’s Lonesome Heroes reside at the cosmic junction of indie rock and country. Led by frontman Rich Russell’s never- ending call of the road, the group have toured extensively behind two acclaimed albums across continents on both sides of the world, while never straying too far from their “Cosmic Americana” roots. ... more
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