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Beautiful
04:28
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All Women Are Healers
03:44
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Good Company
04:19
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Past My Prime
03:41
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Cheers to Solitude
04:21
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Eternal School Bus
03:55
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Whiskey Please
02:56
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©David Huebner BMI
Additional electric guitar: Will Kimbrough
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It's Too Easy
03:09
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Upside Down
03:08
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Red Yellow Orange
04:10
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The Two Tracks Sheridan, Wyoming
The Two Tracks self-titled debut (2016), voted “Wyoming’s Best Album” by Wyoming Public Radio, was
followed by the
2017 release of Postcard Town, their first introduction to Will Kimbrough as producer.
Cheers to Solitude, also produced by Kimbrough, was recorded with the Grammy-winning team of Trina
Shoemaker (mixing), and Sean Sullivan (engineer) at Nashville’s Butcher Shoppe Recording Studio.
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