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Laura Cantrell

Laura Cantrell: No Way There From Here
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Laura Cantrell: No Way There From Here

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Jeff Koch
/ 3 March 2014
Cantrell expertly blends a host of influences, instruments, and styles into a brilliant country record. Her lovely voice is just the icing.
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Laura Cantrell: Trains and Boats and Planes

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Michael Metivier
/ 26 May 2008
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Trains and Boats and Covers and Toddlers: An Interview With Laura Cantrell

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Stuart Henderson
/ 20 May 2008
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Laura Cantrell: Humming by the Flowered Vine

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Michael Franco
/ 4 July 2005
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Laura Cantrell

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Steve Horowitz
/ 16 June 2005

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