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Preacherwoman Blues
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Orchids in the Rain
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Late Summer Blues
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Diesel Palomino
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Stars of Tucumcari
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Bolivian Hummingbirds
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From a Silo
04:24
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Fate McAfee Murray, Kentucky
fatemcafeemusic.com
Hailed by American Songwriter as "A songwriter to watch in folk and Americana",
Fate McAfee is an independent musician, engineer, and singer-songwriter. He frequently collaborates with Midwestern acts like Leonard the Band and Melanie A. Davis.
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