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I Miss Lake Bemidji
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BlueWater Outdoors
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Happy Daze
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Broken Line Blues
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Tomorrow is Yesterday
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Minor Creek
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Lonely Loon
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Wait till Saturday
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Tangled Reel
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Muskie River
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Dickey & Duane
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Bluewater Revisited
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Frank Prenevost Nashville, Tennessee
Born in New Ulm MN. and inspired by the late great John Hartford and Steve Goodman. Frank Prenevost started playing the banjo and guitar at age 16. Frank and his brother Brien performed thousands of show across the USA. Opening for Toby Keith, Charlie Daniels,Merle Haggard and many more. Songwriting has become Franks passion. Publishing and getting songs in films and for recording artist worldwide ... more
Frank Prenevost recommends:
Glen Martin [EP]
by Glen Martin
Singer/Songwriter Glen Martin writes in a vintage 60's style with a modern L.A. twist and sounds like nobody else in the world. I really dig his music and you will also. Frank Prenevost
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