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As Far As I Can Tell
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Chicago
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Miles And Years
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Home To Manitoba
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Story I Can Believe
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Songwriter's Lament
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62 Richmond
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Thunder Bay
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Katy Sparrow
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Del Barber Winnipeg, Manitoba
Del Barber is a singer-songwriter from Manitoba, whose winsome, lonesome balladry leaves dusty footprints on the floor, traces of country-folk traditions that guide back to the late greats of songwriting history. Headwaters, Barber’s third album, picks up the trail with a set of prairie parables that lead through finely crafted confessionals and twang-kissed tales of desires lived, left and lost. ... more
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