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Back to Chattanooga
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Nothing To Do
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Something To Find
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Come Back
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Ain't It Hard
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Lady Love
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Brother and The Hayes Nashville, Tennessee
David Bingaman and Jennie Hayes Kurtz grew up in Dallas, Texas fighting over an Epiphone dreadnought guitar and listening to George Strait and Stevie Ray Vaughan. They both fell in love with songwriting and making music in Fayetteville, Arkansas while attending college and moved to Nashville shortly thereafter. ... more
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