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Working in the Coal Mine
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Louisiana Outdo
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Wreck Me
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Panola Blues
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Churchill Downs
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Bogue Chitto New Orleans, Louisiana
To paraphrase Ernie K. Doe, I'm pretty sure all music comes from either Mississippi or Louisiana. Bogue Chitto ('Big River') celebrates all the musics (and languages) that stem from and inhabit what was once the Choctaw homeland, including bluegrass, country, blues, Cajun, and rock & roll, all through a funk lens. ... more
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