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Top 97 of 2016 TOP 97 OF 2016 Rank Song Ar*st 1 Was%n' Time Peter Wolf 2 Gypsy In Me Bonnie Rai; 3 Anyhow Tedeschi Trucks Band 4 Wristband Paul Simon 5 Off The Ground The Record Company 6 Shine Ben Harper & the Innocent Criminals 7 Capsized Andrew Bird 8 Quiet Corners & Empty Spaces The Jayhawks 9 Call Off Your Dogs Lake Street Dive 10 Telephones Mo Kenney 11 Tennessee Whiskey Chris Stapleton 12 Rita Mae Young The Record Company 13 Ain't Nothin' Wrong With That The Marcus King Band 14 I Need Never Get Old Nathaniel Rateliff & the Night Sweats 15 Where the Night Goes Josh Ri;er 16 All We Ever Knew The Head And The Heart 17 Didn't It Rain Amy Helm 18 All I Ever Wonder St. Paul & the Broken Bones 19 Let Me Get By Tedeschi Trucks Band 20 Wish I Knew You The Revivalists 21 Something's Calling The James Hunter Six 22 Carry On Norah Jones 23 House Of Mercy Sarah Jarosz 24 Look It Here Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats 25 This Path Tonight Graham Nash 26 Way Down We Go Kaleo 27 All Tore Up Bill Kirchen & Ausn De Lone 28 Brace For Impact (Live a Li;le) Sturgill Simpson 29 Trailer Mudcrutch 30 Celes%al Railroad Bruce Hornsby & the Noisemakers w/Mavis Staples 31 Fire Barns Courtney 32 Black River Sierra Hull 33 Celia Johnson Winterpills 34 Don't You Give Up On Me Lissie 35 You're Right (I'm Wrong) Colvin & Earle 36 Dust Lucinda Williams 37 Let's All Come Together Willie Nile 38 Believe You Me Blackberry Smoke 39 High Note Mavis Staples 40 Pining Parker Millsap 41 When We Were Young Adele 42 Hey, No Pressure Ray LaMontagne 43 Drive Joe Bonamassa 44 White Horses Darlingside 45 Best Kept Secret Case/Lang/Veirs 46 Rock 'n' Roll Barn Professor Louie & the Crowmax 47 Need You Tonight Bonnie Rai; 48 Biloxi Hiss Golden Messenger TOP 97 OF 2016 49 I Got Me A Woman Ben Caplan 50 White Flag Joseph 51 Young Man David Wax Museum 52 Where'd You Go Boy & Bear 53 Muddy Water The Baure Boys 54 Opening Statement Hard Working Americans 55 That's How I Got To Memphis Karl Blau 56 In The Altogether The Sea The Sea 57 My Church Maren Morris 58 Shame Jocelyn & Chris Arndt 59 Lile Pink Kaia Kater 60 Light Of Day Aubrie Sellers 61 (Baby) Hold On The James Hunter Six 62 Cau%onary Tale Dylan LeBlanc 63 One More Night Michael Kiwanuka 64 Smooth Sailin' Leon Bridges 65 Please Don't Call Chris Isaak 66 Record High, Record Low The Givers 67 The Life You Chose Jason Isbell 68 Vaporize Amos Lee 69 Bound By The Blues Sonny Landreth 70 The Three of Me William Bell 71 A Big Comeuppance Steve Forbert 72 Anywhere You Want to Go Santana 73 Hur%n' (On the Bo;le) Margo Price 74 Indian Summer Eric Lindell 75 When I Fall Elephant Revival 76 Mama Can't Help You Doyle Bramhall II 77 Made to Break Your Heart Los Lobos 78 If I Ever Was A Child Wilco 79 Lazarus David Bowie 80 The Pain Around Me Toronzo Cannon 81 Dying Star The Suitcase Junket 82 Mercy Bonnie Bishop 83 Dyin' Elizabeth Cook 84 Treat Her Right Billy Gibbons and the BFG's 85 Give Me A Sign Jefferson Grizzard 86 Devil In Me Anderson East 87 Him Or Me Bun E. Carlos w/Hanson 88 When The Tequila Runs Out Dawes 89 Color of the Blues John Prine w/Susan Tedeschi 90 Ain't No Man The Ave; Brothers 91 How I Love You Robert Ellis 92 Red Fire Night Green River Ordinance 93 Crazy For You Michael Fran% & Spearhead 94 Slow Talker Jeffrey Foucault 95 Pompadour Tim O'Brien 96 Lay By Me firekid 97 Summer Rain Blitzen Trapper.
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