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Mississippi Boys
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Chicken Salad
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Blackberry Winter
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What I Propose
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Tracie Potochnik Providence, Rhode Island
Providence-based singer-songwriter Tracie Potochnik is noted for applying simple arrangements and delicately crafted narratives to songs exposing the complexity of the human condition. Tracie brings three chords, the truth, and occasionally a mandolin to her shows. She once killed a man in Reno, but not just to watch him die. Bastard had it coming. ... more
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