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Sturgill Simpson
Although initially labeled as an outlaw country artist, Sturgill Simpson reached
far beyond country music as his career progressed, exploring everything from
southern rock to psychedelic music. Born June 8, 1978 in Jackson, Kentucky, he
moved to Oregon during his late teens and served three years in the United
States Navy. After the end of his bluegrass band Sunday Valley, he moved to
Nashville and recorded his first solo album, High Top Mountain, in 2013. A
collection of original honky-tonk anthems that drew comparisons to Waylon
Jennings and Willie Nelson, it peaked at number 3...
Turtles All the Way DownSturgill Simpson
Mint TeaJohnny Blue Skies and Sturgill Simpson
Long White LineSturgill Simpson
The PromiseSturgill Simpson
You Can Have the CrownSturgill Simpson
Life Ain't Fair and the World Is MeanSturgill Simpson
Turtles All the Way DownSturgill Simpson
Metamodern Sounds in Country Music
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Mint TeaJohnny Blue Skies and Sturgill Simpson
Passage du Desir
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Long White LineSturgill Simpson
Metamodern Sounds in Country Music
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The PromiseSturgill Simpson
Metamodern Sounds in Country Music
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You Can Have the CrownSturgill Simpson
High Top Mountain
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Life Ain't Fair and the World Is MeanSturgill Simpson
High Top Mountain
