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Somewhere in the Tide
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Girl Trip
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Too Much of a Woman
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Make Up Your Mind
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Small Town Boy
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Midnight Matinee
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Threw It All
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Stronger This Time
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Some Much More
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Roberta Lea Virginia
Roberta Lea is a singer/songwriter and producer from Virginia. Recently, she officially resigned from her 9 to 5 to pursue music full time. She is looking forward to exploring the country music genre and as a member of the Black Opry Revue, she's excited about performing on the international stages in the next few months/years to come. ... more
Roberta Lea recommends:
Outside Child
by Allison Russell
This record is such a powerful and bold statement of healing from some of the most traumatizing experiences anyone could go through. It's a hopeful message for us all.
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Lizzie No is lyrically clever and vocally soothing. This makes for a beautiful, fun and worthwhile collection of songs for folk lovers.
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A vocal powerhouse that's easy to fall in love with. A fun and thought-provoking mix of pop and Americana that I've personally fallen in love with!
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The Past is Still Alive
by Hurray For The Riff Raff
supported by 10 fans who also own “Too Much Of A Woman”
love it! ditto to everything already said. lots of good melody, a nice pace to it, great songs. a beautiful voice accented nicely by the slide guitar, horns, strings & vocal harmony's. can't stop listening to it.numerous favorite songs.
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Wary + Strange
by Amythyst Kiah
supported by 10 fans who also own “Too Much Of A Woman”
I've been listening to this album, and others, for a while but the live performances of 'Firecracker' and 'Wild Turkey' , as well ad 'Darlin' Cory', at the Transatlantic Sessions show at the RFH was another level. Live music is the best. The whole concert was insanely good. Shame not to hear 'Black Myself' in that setting but it was all near perfection as it was.
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White Noise/White Lines
by Kelsey Waldon
Kelsey Waldon’s latest is full of gritty, gutsy country-rock that draws on the genre’s traditions but adds razor-edged attitude.
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