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God Must Be a Cowboy
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The Great Dividing Line
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Rhythm of the Hoofbeats
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Ponies
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My Adobe Hacienda
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A Roundup Lullaby
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Cimmaron
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The Lonely Bunkhouse
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Wind in the Wire
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The Mystery of His Way
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Red River Valley
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Sons of the Rio Grande Albuquerque, New Mexico
The Sons of the Rio Grande formed as a trio in 1996 from veterans of the active Western music scene in the Rio Grande valley of central New Mexico. Strong acoustic band with a lean, vocal-oriented sound. A stirring work that evokes the original Sons of the Pioneers, but builds on that excellent tradition with material spanning a century of Western music ... more
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