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200 Miles
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Sleep to Dream
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Warmth of Your Company
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Face the Day
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Crown Vic
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Session Road
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One Step
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Insincerity
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She's Not Like That
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Lean
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I Get the Feeling
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The Last Time
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The Narrators Stevens Point, Wisconsin
The Narrators blend acoustic rock, folk, county, blues, and bluegrass into their own unique brand of Americana music. The
Wisconsin based duo of Tom Dupuis and Jim Felhofer tell their stories in songs filled with layers of instrumentation and tight harmonies.
Chapter One (2008), Time Takes a Toll (2011), Session Road (2016), and Long Gone (2022).
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