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Please Be With Me
02:33
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Cluck Old Hen
03:09
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Stealin'
03:18
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The Thrill Is Gone
04:50
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Indigo Rose
03:06
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Mystery Train
04:44
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When It Comes To You
03:53
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6 Ton 5
02:24
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You Don't Love Me
04:33
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11. |
Mystery Train II
02:45
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12. |
Willin'
03:09
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Extras
00:46
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Chris Silver River Falls, Wisconsin
Chris Silver is best known throughout the country as a virtuoso flatpick guitar and mandolin player and
can be heard at
festivals, theaters, and clubs and radio shows across the globe. Formerly of the bands
Stoney Lonesome, Tangled Roots, and the Kate Mackenzie Band, Silver has taken his Roots and
Americana music to new levels through his solo appearances and shows his own band.
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