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Eastbound Train
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Daydream
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The Only One
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River Kinda Love
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Empty Envelopes
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Old Drunk Joe
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Wreckless Roads
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Tiffany Rose and the Outlaw Hearts Modesto, California
Renowned for her soulful delivery, picturesque lyrics and a larger than life stage persona; Tiffany Rose De La Cruz often draws comparisons to such greats as Janis Joplin,Grace Slick, and Etta James. Backed by a powerhouse rhythm section, sultry guitar and a smooth as Sunday morning blues harp. Tiffany Rose and the Outlaw hearts aren’t ones to be defined by genre, but rather by their heart & soul ... more
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