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Back to the Start
03:24
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Shy Light
04:08
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Sinful
05:20
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Getting Late
04:23
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Falling to the Stars
05:55
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$7.00 and Change
06:37
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Please Please Please
06:15
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The Prophet
04:12
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Rose Colored Glasses
04:31
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Ferris Wheel
04:12
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Stacey Cargal Atlanta, Georgia
Stacey Cargal, frontman for BLACKFOX, has long been a go-to guitar and lap steel player for bands like Myssouri, Viva La Diva, Will Rogers, the Snakehandlers, and so many more. As an avid student of roots and mountain music forms, his range of instrumental skills combines with a love of exploratory rock – think Bowie, Flaming Lips, Tom Waits – to create a unique musical aesthetic. ... more
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