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Rocksalt n' Nails
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Blackberry Water
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Cowlily
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Mountain Man
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Comet
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Ocean
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In The Wind
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Mountain Is A Mountain
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Redtail Snow
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Jodie Jean Marston Talent, Oregon
Jodie Jean Marston started playing live in 1986. Jodie Jean has lived and toured all over the US and internationally. She was born and raised in the Sierra Nevada foothills in the town of Tuolumne City, CA. She is also a maker of magic, mother and runs a small farm with a flock of sheep. Songs are recorded in Talent, Oregon at Cosmic Cowgirl Records. ... more
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