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Light of Day
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New Shores
06:35
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The Only One
03:18
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Whander
02:08
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Glide
04:36
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Spanish Sands
03:20
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Between Sets
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Clay Hawkins Ukiah, California
Blending rapid-fire finger style slide guitar and honest, heartfelt songwriting, Clay Hawkins creates his own unique brand of acoustic rock. Influences like Neil Young, John Fahey, The Black Keys, Nick Cave and even Radiohead melt together behind his well worn yet lush vocal style. The music unfolds naturally, taking the listener on a ride that is both familiar yet entirely original. ... more
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