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Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of From The Vault, Vol. 6 - 2013-2015 Demos and Worktapes, From The Vault, Vol. 5 - Unreleased Americana/Country Acoustic Worktapes, Remixes III, My Own Song (This Is How It Goes), Right Where We Are, Remixes II, Daydream, Upstairs Downstairs 10 Year Anniversary Retrospective - The Songs That Didn't Make the Album (Guitar Songs), and 30 more.
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In Time
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Sail Away
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Hold On Steady
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The Road
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Glass Ceiling
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Waiting (Original Demo)
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Landslide
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Yours and Mine
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The Last Time
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Feel Free
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Friend of a Friend
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By the By
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Broken Record
02:36
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Get Up and Go
03:34
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Time
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Library
05:45
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The Real Thing
04:59
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Reason and Some Rhyme
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Please Don't Fight
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Closer To You
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Story
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Here For You
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Whiskey
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Brother
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Yours Truly
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Katey Laurel Denver, Colorado
Denver-based Folk-pop songstress Katey Laurel has background in Classical piano and French horn as well as guitar and voice, giving her artistic roots that are both deep and diverse. Laurel draws her musical inspiration as a songwriter from many musical styles including bluegrass, classic rock, alternative, country, and even 80s dance-pop. ... more
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