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Something I Gotta Learn
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Kicking Up The Pavement
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Oh Jane
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The Golden Rule
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The Losing Kind
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Stay Awhile
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The Bitter End
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I'll Never Be Alone
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Trains Go By
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Don Gallardo Nashville, Tennessee
Nashville-based, Don Gallardo
walks the line between folk, Americana and roots-rock, mining the influence of
classic 1970s singer-songwriters.
His 10th album releases in July 2021. He has toured extensively the past two decades earning audiences on both sides of the Atlantic.
He has received high marks from outlets like Rolling Stone, AmericanaUK, Mojo and The Nashville Scene.
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Don Gallardo recommends:
Country Fried Rock Vol. 2 For Nuci's Space
by Country Fried Rock
Great music and great cause
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