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Call me Lightning
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Slow down Virginia
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Last thing on my mind
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No one sleeps
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Sweet Magnolia
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Sun's gonna shine on me
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Circus Blues part 1
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Circus Blues part 2
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Rich Evans London, UK
Veteran Americana/Blues/ Folk singer-songwriter based in London.
Rich was
previously in The Mariachis, The Rich Evans Band and Roosevelt Bandwagon.
As a solo artist, he has toured extensively in the USA and Europe and has recorded albums for US labels in Nashville and Chicago.
The 'Riding Blind EP' is the latest release and marks a return to a more rootsy, stripped-down recording style.
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