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Loose Diamond
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Morning Song to Sally
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Vigilante Man
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Rain Just Falls
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Angel Eyes
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Blood Like Yours
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I Ain't Got No Home
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Across the Borderline / BettySoo and Doug Cox Austin, Texas
BettySoo and Doug Cox are Across the Borderline. They met in August of 2010, while teaching at Acoustic Alaska Guitar Camp. They quickly became friends, and soon, they started touring together. They have recorded two duo albums of songs written by their friends and heroes. Despite the sparse instrumentation, they manage to create a big sound and have received rave reviews. ... more
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