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Santa Fe Knuckledown
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She
02:39
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Sweet Jolene
03:05
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Cruisin' & Losin'
02:27
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Them Three Womerns
02:17
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Burning Bridges
03:04
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Snake Oil Can
01:50
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Destruction Blues
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You Cut Me
05:04
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The Howdies Lafayette, Louisiana
***The Howdies no longer perform or record as of Oct. 2012.***
Comprised of star members of other
well known southern bands, each of The Howdies' members brought his own background and influences to create a sound and style that encompasses and surpasses "roots music".
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