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Lonesome Ain't The Word
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Wide Awake
02:07
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Cold Stove Blues
02:42
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Can't Stop Missing You
02:45
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Children's Lullaby
02:41
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Let Me Take My Rest
02:06
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River
02:42
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I'm Not Ready
03:07
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My Own Free Choice
02:18
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Oh The Morning Light
02:27
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Jim Treutlein Queens, New York
Jim Treulein, a longtime veteran of the local music scene, is a popular musician here in Long Island. Widely known as a "songfinder", Jim's mastery of the Americana genre always captures the hearts of a live audience.
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