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Mae
03:12
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Morning Light
03:09
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Comfort
02:14
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Places
05:25
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Shades
03:24
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Blackbirds
01:13
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Old Timey Western
04:24
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Shady Grove
02:52
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silo Tallulah, Louisiana
Dearest listener,
We are Silo—a female, folk duet from Tallulah, Louisiana.
We play
accordion, banjo, glockenspiel, guitar, and drums...at the same time.
Let us haunt you with our harmonies as we sing of life in the floodplains of the Mississippi River.
... more
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