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DharmaWheelPlaylist 7/15/21-Dave Carter special Song Artist Album The Emperor Is Naked Today-o Dave Carter & Tracy Grammer If I Had a Song: Songs of Pete Seeger Vol. 2 Hey ho Dave Carter & Tracy Grammer Dharma Wheel in studio performance Ordinary Town Dave Carter & Tracy Grammer Drum Hat Buddha 41 Thunderer Dave Carter & Tracy Grammer Demo recording 1999 Snake Handlin Man Dave Carter & Tracy Grammer 7 is the Number Little Liza Jane Dave Carter & Tracy Grammer When I Go Cat Eyed Willie Dave Carter & Tracy Grammer Tanglewood Tree Crocodile Man Dave Carter & Tracy Grammer Tanglewood Tree Highway 80 Dave Carter & Tracy Grammer Drum Hat Buddha I Go Like The Raven Dave Carter & Tracy Grammer Drum Hat Buddha Shadows of Evangeline Tracy Grammer live on the Dharma Wheel, KBOO-fm 6-2-05 Don't Tread on Me Dave Carter & Tracy Grammer live house conncert 2001 Tillman Co. Dave Carter & Tracy Grammer Drum Hat Buddha The Promised Land Dave Carter & Tracy Grammer 7 is the Number Red Elegy Dave Carter & Tracy Grammer 7 is the Number Way Over Yonder in the Minor Key Dave Carter & Tracy Grammer Little Blue Egg The River, Where She Sleeps Dave Carter & Tracy Grammer When I Go Gentle Arms Of Eden Dave Carter & Tracy Grammer Drum Hat Buddha Tanglewood Tree Dave Carter & Tracy Grammer Tanglewood Tree The Mountain Dave Carter & Tracy Grammer Tanglewood Tree Amazon Dave Carter & Tracy Grammer Little Blue Egg Mother I Climbed Dave Carter & Tracy Grammer live in concert UNV 2002 Farewell to Bitterroot Valley Dave Carter & Tracy Grammer Tanglewood Tree Lord of the Buffalo Dave Carter & Tracy Grammer live concert Ann Arbor, MI When I Go -live Dave Carter & Tracy Grammer live St. John's Pub/Portland, OR 2001 The Mountain--live Joan Baez Dave Carter memorial, Portland, OR 2002 Wheel Inside The Wheel Mary Gauthier Mercy Now 1.

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