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Common Ground
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Colorado
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Shoulda, Woulda, Coulda
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Stucker Than Hell
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Mountain Man
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Head Over Heels
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Mountain Girl
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One Of A Kind
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Damaged Goods
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Blood Brothers
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Pam and Dan Carbondale, Colorado
Pam and Dan thrive on engaging audiences with well loved cover tunes mixed with their inspired originals. Together they are
a fun loving duo able to go with the flow of the crowd; chill vibe to light and lively.
Protecting our wild lands and the environment are very important to Pam and Dan. Much of their music takes up these themes to inspire sustainable living.
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