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Chris Stapleton – From A Room: Volume One

Nashville's latest crossover star makes a winning return

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Courtney Marie Andrews – Honest Life

Gripping folk-country confessionals from Seattle-based diarist

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Howe Gelb – Future Standards

Giant Sand alumnus goes jazz

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