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River
02:20
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Gambling Women
03:34
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Natchez Trace
05:28
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On and On and On
05:53
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Lorelei
03:27
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Down the Dirt Road Blues
03:49
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Working Women
04:11
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One of My Kind
02:50
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Romeo Had Juliet
04:27
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Starman (Lordy, Lordy)
05:11
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Eric Sarmiento San Marcos, Texas
Eric Sarmiento has performed and recorded as a solo artist and with bands including New Tribe, The Pistol Arrows, and a Suncruch for Sweethearts since the 1990s. He has played hundreds of shows across the United States and in Europe and Japan.
Eric Sarmiento recommends:
Last A Lightyear
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