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Wayside
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Meadowlark
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Been on Your Side
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First of Us
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Which Will
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Loving Hands
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Dead to Me
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Better
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Nature of Us
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Hold Still
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Neighborhood Name
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Liza
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Courtney Hartman & Taylor Ashton New York, New York
On their quietly stunning debut, Been on Your Side, songwriters Courtney Hartman and Taylor Ashton bring forth songs full of ephemeral charm, created separately and together while living New York City. The result is an intimate dialog between two musicians who are committed to refreshingly honest music making, and who push one another to greater heights. ... more
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Taylor is a brilliant songwriter. Underrated and deserving of the greatest success.
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This songwriting is supreme, and the execution so soulful. Thank you for bringing this beautiful music to the world!
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Powerful collection rooted in the stories that must be re-told. Played by some of the most generous community music people I’ve met during my foray into Old Time music. This CD is a keeper!
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These are exceptionally good (nearly- instrumental) vignettes played with so much finesse and grace. Pieces to carry you far and wide to wonderful places that live on the borderlands of typical Bluegrass tunes, but are all the better for it. The first track is absolutely perfect accompaniment for any late afternoon or evening Autumnal stroll or window staring musings. Fans of early Grisman or early Tony Rice instrumentals take note.
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