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If I Had An Angel
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Red Shoes for Dancin'
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Gold In California
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Consummation Blues
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By The Riverside
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Our House
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Pink Tractor
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Emily
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Weight
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Jay Howlett San Francisco, California
Jay Howlett is a genuine storyteller with classic tales in song of American life at its best. Small town celebrations, traditions, sorrows and sheer frivolity all find their way into Howlett’s lens. Lawrence Ferlinghetti calls Jay “a fine songwriter and a true insurgent artist.” Jay writes for film, fans, friends and fun in maintaining his modest career in the arts. He say’s it’s a “lucky life”. ... more
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