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Sally Brown
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Another Beautiful Day
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Smokelahoma Boulder City, Nevada
SMOKELAHOMA is singer/songwriter Mike Morton's cured blend of roots, jam band and alt-country rock, cultivated deep in the
cloud-covered woods of the Pacific Northwest.
The songs flow in and out of uplifting themes and sunshine dreams.
Relocated now to the warmth of the Nevada desert, SMOKELAHOMA has flowered and will have new songs budding soon.
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