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Thinkin' Stone
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River of Plenty
02:32
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The Road to Coventry
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Apocalyptic Picnic
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Arthur Herrmann Cherry Hill, New Jersey
A singer-songwriter in Southern New Jersey, Acid folk lives on.
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