
Tony Furtado 1/04/2005: The Norva, Norfolk, VA
Blending acoustic slide guitar with woodsy tales of the everyday, Furtado

Blending acoustic slide guitar with woodsy tales of the everyday, Furtado

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, the Assembly of Dust echoed what they sang about in

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