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Haggard
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Easy To Fall
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'till The Rio Runs Dry
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Odessa
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Another Waltz
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San Pedro
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20 In My '55
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That Could Have Been Me
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Let Our Gray Hair Down
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Brian Ballard San Francisco, California
Willie Nelson, Merle Haggard, Guy Clark and Bob Dylan: Brian Ballard learned at an early age to appreciate the beauty of a
few primary chords paired with a heartfelt story.
In the mid ’90’s he put out his first album mixing country, rock and pop; what now might be considered Americana. One can certainly hear the flavorful confluence of style and poetry that has shaped his life and artistry.
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