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Old Dirt Road
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Poor Troubled Life
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Rest of Our Days
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Duke of Green
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American Crow
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Pioneer
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Good Times
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Lexington Field San Diego, California
Lexington Field is a Fiddle Rock band from San Diego, CA. Formed in 2009, they have played hundreds of shows, including three national tours. They have released eight albums. Lexington Field is rock music with a fiddle right in the epicenter. Their original sound and high energy live show is something you don’t want to miss! Cheers! ... more
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