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Lord Go Easy0:00
Riding My Paint out in the Snow3:18
Turn Me Around3:17
That Old Horse3:46
You Didn't Need a Cowboy5:12
I Met Merle Travis0:00
Mary Wore Three Links of Chain4:19
Free on This Mountain4:31
Polvo(dust)5:25
Country Is as Country Was2:15
Cowboy Song0:00
Clouds Turned To Horses0:00
Miner, Miner3:31
Sleep (The Lullaby)3:35
Bang On Me0:00
New King in Babylon (Lion on a White Horse)6:35
Song on a Napkin0:00
Nickel in the Cup3:41
It Aint Too Late6:56
Fine Country Girl4:05
Once Upon a Time in Texas3:43
At Vanity's Fair0:00
Hitched a Ride0:00
Love Me Like a Stranger0:00
Rollin' in My Sweet Baby's Arms2:25
Smile While You're Sleeping3:16
The Rainbow Sign (Piece of His Mind)4:12
if you don't Haunt me4:46
Song on a Napkin3:10
I'll Fly Away3:58
Dance Called Second Chance3:37
Good in the Water2:48
Praying for an Angel3:35
Last Song for the Days4:14
Nowhere Town3:09
Angel Don't You Cry2:41
I Declare3:16
Wild Moon Shine4:05

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Press quotes about Sand's Music:

"Like an evening of high-octane cactus juice around a campfire with Gram Parsons, Lyle Lovett and Pink Floyd."

--JC Shepherd KRFC Radio

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"The very definition of Americana".

Music Row Magazine (Nashville)

"Sand writes infectious, literate songs in the vein of Kris Kristofferson and Steve Earle. His albums include tunes that are instant classics. Sand is gifted enough to be compared with the best."

-Rosie Carter -Hearsay Magazine (Colorado)

"This is an impressive Americana statement, the influences take turns and seep in from country, folk, bluegrass, rock, old-time music and even jazz...everything is just marvelously good--simple as that"--Johanna J. Bodde

Insurgent Country.net

" Don't call him retro. In his earthy, idiosyncratic songs songs, Sheff dodges the conventional wisdom that says old-sounding songs can't incorporate up-to-the-date subject matter....his musical tall tales tend to get the most attention, but his more pensive songs depict the timeless pull between city and country living from both sides."

--Nashville Scene

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