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Dark Hollow
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Snowing on Raton
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Play a Train Song
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Deep Ellum
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Queen Jane Approximately
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Long Black Limousine
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Sugar Mountain
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Joey Clark Weare, New Hampshire
Joey Clark is a NH native who became a songwriter in Nashville. Since returning to NH, Joey has been featured by Granite State of Mind and played on NHPR. Joey performs as a solo artist and with his band, the Big Hearts. Joey is a lyric-focused writer, with rhythms borrowed from swing, bluegrass, old-time, country and folk-rock, with memorable melodies and words. ... more
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