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Jesus Wears Red
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Nobody's Business
05:51
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Ann Arbor Days
04:05
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Oklahoma of My Heart
05:21
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Living Well
03:22
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Walking Spanish
04:20
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I Will
06:13
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Shoe Shine Man
03:27
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Sheltering Sky
04:49
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Closer to the Bone
03:58
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44 Blues
05:32
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I'm Satisfied
03:05
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Jesus in a Snowball
03:28
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Jo Serrapere Detroit, Michigan
Jo Serrapere (sarah-pear) is a songwriter and psychologist from Detroit, Michigan. Her eclectic writing and performance
fuses elements of various modern and traditional folk music, Delta and
electric blues, roots rock, classic and alt-country, garage rock and swing. Jo is the founding member of the band, Uncle Earl and also performs with Stella! and Jo Serrapere & the LaFawndas.
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