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He Lost His Way
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Observatory
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While We've Got the Time
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Boulder Utah
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Find My Way Home Again
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When it Rains it Pours
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Shooting Stars
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Easy Money
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Jr. Adams Steamboat Springs, Colorado
Born and raised on country music and southern rock in northern Georgia, Jr. Adams left is home in search of the open roads
and golden tunes.
His songwriting has an earnestness and warmth that brings to mind artists like Ron Sexsmith and The Jayhawks, while his sound on his first solo album is closer to the stripped down work of more contemporary artists like Vetiver and Phosphorescent.
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