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Dirty Rice
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Gasoline
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Hardworking Johnny
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Guitar Strings
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Hobo Kitty
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Snow Birds
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Wakeboard
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Caveman Dave Eugene, Oregon
Once a Nationally Touring Nomadic Singer-Songwriter, Caveman Dave spent the last decade performing at major festivals and
venues across the country including the Philadelphia Folk Festival, Northwest String Summit, Oregon Country Fair and both the Ozark and Pennsylvania Cigar Box Guitar Festivals.
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