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Verse-Chorus-Verse: John Hiatt’s “Have a Little Faith in Me”

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PC Muñoz
/ 22 February 2010
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Various Artists: The Imus Ranch Record

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Juli Thanki
/ 25 September 2008
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John Hiatt: Same Old Man

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John Bohannon
/ 2 June 2008
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John Hiatt: Master of Disaster

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Steve Horowitz
/ 12 July 2005
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John Hiatt: The Best of John Hiatt (Millennium Collection)

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PopMatters Staff
/ 11 December 2003
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John Hiatt: The Tiki Bar Is Open

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PopMatters Staff
/ 10 September 2001
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John Hiatt: Anthology

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PopMatters Staff
/ 6 August 2001
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John Hiatt: Crossing Muddy Waters

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PopMatters Staff
/ 25 September 2000

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