Colby Acuff Coeur D'Alene, Idaho
Brought to you from the mountains of North Idaho is a country boy with southern roots. Acuff's blend of old school storytelling and powerful voice takes you to an unfamiliar place of honest country music. From high flying grassroots country to slow ballads that will pull at your heartstrings, there is no doubt that his music is meant for the people. ... more
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in the company of his music, leaving the city with a bad car and a good pair of boots, a few sweet cigarettes and with the right pair of eyes, you see the sunlight on the mountains, and you think they are the same as someone else around for the world sees in his day of freedom
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Planet Terror
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Just close your eyes and lay back. You're in for an adventure.
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The Long Way
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Nicolette Hoang's velvety vocals are the finishing touch on this pitch-perfect update on outlaw country with a touch of 60s glam.
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Cauthen's mix of classic country and old-school soul come together on this album about coming back from the brink.
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The latest from acclaimed country musician Bonnie Montgomery delivers the raw, rustic sound for which she’s known.
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Dirty South Blues
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Goddamn, Robert, you are the man! Some damn fine southern blues, unlike any I have experienced. The replay value on this son of a bitch is outstanding. I believe I'm on my 10th spin after what a week? Dark lullabies to calm the disturbed & disturb the comforted I have to say, I have never heard a version of Killing Floor Blues quite like Robert's. Only one of the many reasons I keep coming back to this 💎
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