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Old Broken Heart
03:49
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Always Wrong
03:28
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Rock Hills and Plains
03:12
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Hudson Valley Train
03:17
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(I Will) Not Stop Trying
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Island in the Forest
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Get it While it Lasts
03:30
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Nothing to Say
02:16
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Don't Ask Me Why
02:28
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Say Won't You Be Mine
04:22
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Rusticator Albany, New York
Rusticator is an acoustic band with an Americana spirit. Stripped back drums and an upright bass lend a woody backbeat,
while steady acoustic guitar supports jazz-inflected fiddle playing and the group’s three-part harmonies.
Rusticator has been featured at Saratoga's First Night and the Freedom Park Concert Series. Their songs have been included on WEXT’s top Local 518 songs for 2015 and 2017.
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