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Heart of Mine
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Cold Hands
03:12
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Jinny Pup
03:05
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Round and Around
02:30
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Yellow House
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Mona
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I'm Sorry
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Ashes We've Made
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Train on the Island
02:49
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Penny
02:54
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Sam Armstrong-Zickefoose Denver, Colorado
Denver based folk musician. I write songs and play the banjo. I play in Meadow Mountain, Masontown, The Honeyguides and more! My music combines clawhammer banjo syncopated rhythms, drums and soaring fiddle melodies.
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