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The Wind, She Whispers
05:12
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Expectations
04:41
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Happy Birthday in Jail
03:46
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Ask Me Again
04:12
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A Number of Signs
04:47
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Deep Feels
04:30
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Seven Shades of Blues
03:58
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A Wave of Golden Things
05:05
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Tall Tall Trees Asheville, North Carolina
The man behind Tall Tall Trees is Mike Savino, a pioneer in the the world of experimental and psychedelic banjo music. Often performing solo, Savino’s modern take on the one-man band involves running his homemade instrument, dubbed the "Banjotron 5000" through a slab of effects and loopers, bowing, drumming, and strumming out multi-textured arrangements to support his lyrically driven songs. ... more
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